I have an Ubuntu server running postfix. It is not the mail server for my domain.
Whenever a cron job runs for root, the output is sent to root@mydomain.com (that is, mail is not delivered locally, but sent to mydomain.com's mail server).
I'm using vps server with ubuntu 10.04 when i send email to Gmail it's ok but for Hotmail fails, i check my logs i find this:
Mar 19 18:09:01 mail postfix/smtp[6340]: 8FAF722294: to=<root@mydomain.com>, orig_to=<root>, relay=none, delay=0.09, delays=0.08/0.01/0/0, dsn=5.4.6, status=bounced (mail for mydomain.com loops back to myself)
I look around inforums to find the solution but i
I have an Ubuntu server running postfix. It is not the mail server for my domain.
Whenever a cron job runs for root, the output mail is not delivered locally, instead it gets sent to root@mydomain.com via the main mail server.
According to the manual, if a mail is sent without domain information, it will append $myorigin .
I'm digging the web around to find the best way to configure PostFix.
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I have postfix and mail installed on my server.
The following command works fine
$mail aj@xyz.com
But if I use this command
$mail aj@mydomain.com
The system thinks I am trying to send a local email to the user 'aj'.
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