ok.,,My mail server located in "WAN" and my hostname is "zhivu.com",,,the
user id is "info at zhivu.com" and i configure the virtual hosting in apache"
to access the mail server by using the url "http://mail.zhivu.com
On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 6:26 PM, Arun Khan <knura9 at gmail.com> wrote:
On Mon, Dec 31, 2012 at 2:21 PM, Marikkannan Rajagopal
<mail2marikkannan at gmail.com> wrote:
hi..,
i have the mail server in centos with (POSTFIX+Roundcube) and i have
BTW, RoundCube is a WebUI that provides SMTP MUA and IMAP client.
Besides postfix, you must have also setup a POP3/IMAP server like
dovecot?
four mail ids on it..,The mail id's are "test at example.com","(send
test01 at example.com","wvg at example.com" and "info at example.com"
i checked with all mail address with proper mail communication
and receive) but only three will work perfectly.The "info at example.com"is
not being work correctly i send from to gmail address.,it goes to "Spam"mail
.,at the same time i send mail from gmail ----> info at zhivu.com..,the
is not being received in my inbox..,
Please suggest me..,where i am going wrong..,how to resolve this
problem..,Thanks in advance..,
I am intrigued that GMail is actually sending out the messages for
'example.com' and your server receiving it (see below).
$ host -t mx example.com
example.com has no MX record
From my Gmail account, I have sent a message to "test at example.com"expecting a bounce. But to my surprise no bounce; apparently it goes
into a bit bucket somewhere in the internet (or so it seems).
To the best of my understanding, you need to set up a DNS server for
'example.com' that resolves the MX record to your SMTP server pointing
to your server. Since you do not own 'example.com', setting up
'example.com' in your internal LAN is one of the ways it can be
achieved.
I have done this for testing email server setup in my LAN and it works
fine - only caveat I need to use another 'internal LAN' SMTP server to
communicate with the example.com server. Both servers use the
internal DNS server for example.com.
Although you have given information about your setup, it is not clear
where your email server is located (WAN or LAN).
Without a topology of your setup, it is not possible to help.
-- Arun Khan
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