I have a php file that sends mail using the mail() function. The problem is one of the forms sends to a domain that is registerred on my server while having the mail handled on a different server. Postfix looks locally only. When it doesn't find the email address is rejects the message. How can I configure postfix to send mail to all domains through the internet and not locally?
Here's the situation:
I have a domain, let's say domain.com. That domain has Google Apps for Business enabled, so all mail delivered to @domain.com will end up at Google (MX records point to Google).
I have a PHP script at domain.com that I use to send mail to myself.
I have an Ec2 instance on amazon AWS. i have installed , dovecot,postfix on server, mail incoming mail server is IMAP mail.xxxx.com .
I am able to configure my mails with gmail, outlook etc, using the IMAP. and can send and receive emails, The problem is that i want to send emails through PHP code using my mail server.
Hello, I currently own a small VPS running a small php application.
I'm trying to send email however attempts are futile (running postfix from yum install postfix, besides that I havent configured anything).
I'm using Namecheap's DNS and I also have email hosting from them on the same domain name.
I am setting up a mail server: Dovecot and Postfix with MySQL support and Postfixadmin. Spend literally all day trying to figure it out, but I'm still unable to neither send nor receive any emails.
To my knowledge, I have configured everything correctly, so either there is another problem, or my knowledge isn't good enough.
I use Postfix to send messages to a mail server outside my organization which frequently rejects/defers my mail. My Postfix server sees that these messages are deferred and tries again, eventually getting through. Final delivery can take up to an hour, which makes my users unhappy.
have some problems in doing my project, my project title is ' in investigate into implementation of certification authority with small network ' ( with using Postfix, openSSL ) and i have builded up two different networks using debian and after that i need to make a mail server, so i configured Postfix and made a mail server, i can send and receive emails on both networks.
I set up a MTA on EC2 with postfix using this guide:
http://flurdy.com/docs/postfix
It has been working for me. I've tested it locally on the MTA machine with telnet. I've also tested it by having 3rd parties (using gmail) email it.
I've noticed that when I send an email the first time it is successfully received by the mail server.
I am concerned my mail server setup may cause some ISPs to reject mail that is sent by it.
I am using Postfix to send mail for a web application, light load, user notices. It also sends cron notices and "monit" alerts. It is for sending mail only. I guess it wants to be "null client".
The postfix server and webapp live on the same box. The webapp builds the "to" and "from" email mail headers.
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