OE crashed, yet somehow sent this message... go figure :(
> Hi
> I've recently started having some strange problems with my mail.
> My setup is as follows :
> I have several email accounts - 2 at hotmail, one at my ISP, and one at
uni.
> I use gotmail to retrieve the hotmail mails, and pass them directly to
> procmail + spamd to remove the 32387987 spam mails I get. This works fine.
> It's the other half that is causing problems at the moment.
> I have fetchmail retrieving my mail from my ISP with the following config
:
drclaw:/home/drclaw>cat .fetchmailrc
set postmaster "drclaw"
#set bouncemail
#set no spambounce
poll mailserverthingy.rmit.edu.au with proto POP3
user 'xxxx' pass 'xxxx' options ssl fetchall
poll mailserverthingy2.blah.au with proto POP3
user 'xxxx' pass 'xxxx' options fetchall
This used to work perfectly with fetchmail, but for some reason it has
stopped, and I get pages of the following errors :
fetchmail: SMTP error: 451 4.1.8 Domain of sender address
does not resolve
fetchmail: SMTP error: 451 4.1.8 Domain of sender address
For like every email it retrieves.
The NSLOOKUP response for all of these is fine :
ie :
drclaw:/home/drclaw>nslookup sdf.lonestar.org
Server: dns.iinet.net.au
Address: 203.0.178.191
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: sdf.lonestar.org
Address: 192.94.73.1
And maillog has the following lines in it :
Apr 24 18:07:15 apone sm-mta[52631]: h3O87CIe052631: ruleset=check_mail,
, relay=localhost [127.0.0.1], reject=451 4.1.8 Domain of sender address
ot resolve
sendmail stops issuing these errors if i add jam.iinet.net.au to the
/etc/hosts file
How would I go about debugging this? It makes receiving mail very difficult
at the moment. Is this a sendmail issue? SHould I setup fetchmail to deliver
straight to procmail? If possible I would like to work out why this is
happening, but any comments or suggestions would be much appreciated.
I'm running FreeBSD 5.0, custom kernel (essentially generic + IPDIVERT for
firewall and other options, + sound), K6-2 400 + 192mb ram.
Thank you for your help :->