[RESOLVED] Exim send-only / Problem with e-mails to myself
This is my first post here
Here's my problem:
I have installed Exim4 (send-only) on my Ubuntu 10.04
So far so good the server sends e-mails to accounts in GMAIL or other mail providers.
I have several domains and it also sends e-mail to them. These domains are all set up with the Google MX Records.
The problem is when I send an e-mail from my primary domain to myself it doesn't send it to Google. It just appears in /var/mail/xxxxx
However if I send an e-mail to the same account from outside the server (i.e from my personal e-mail) it gets to Google.
I've tried changing the hostname to a full
I can paste config files if needed.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you.
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@Rick:
Hi everyone,
This is my first post here
:) Here's my problem:
I have installed Exim4 (send-only) on my Ubuntu 10.04
So far so good the server sends e-mails to accounts in GMAIL or other mail providers.
I have several domains and it also sends e-mail to them. These domains are all set up with the Google MX Records.
The problem is when I send an e-mail from my primary domain to myself it doesn't send it to Google. It just appears in /var/mail/xxxxx
However if I send an e-mail to the same account from outside the server (i.e from my personal e-mail) it gets to Google.
I've tried changing the hostname to a full
www.example.com instead of example.comI can paste config files if needed.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you.
It would seem to me that you have added the domain that doesn't work as expected as a local domain… (However that looks in exim…)
If that doesn't make sense, maybe you can share the exim configuration?
In /etc/exim4 there is:
update-exim4.conf.conf
conf.d
exim4.conf.template
passwd.client
When I set up the exim I told him the domain was "local domain".
So Exim was always sending the mails locally.
I just had to run the config again:
dpkg-reconfigure exim4-config