Hello:
I've had my own servers for YEARS. Never had a problem like this.
I'm getting unrouteable mail domain "gmail.com" - for all email accounts (yahoo, hotmail, gmail, anymail)
I've tried everything I can find in these forums and nothing seems to work.
nobody = yes
no limits
eximup, etc.
/etc/resolv.conf is like my other servers in format.
I am using my own nameservers and this box has been online for approx 4 years.
The question is "What happened last night???"
Any ideas?
Full Version: Unroutable Domains
QUOTE (DaGeek @ May 20 2009, 01:26 PM) 
Hello:
I've had my own servers for YEARS. Never had a problem like this.
I'm getting unrouteable mail domain "gmail.com" - for all email accounts (yahoo, hotmail, gmail, anymail)
I've tried everything I can find in these forums and nothing seems to work.
nobody = yes
no limits
eximup, etc.
/etc/resolv.conf is like my other servers in format.
I am using my own nameservers and this box has been online for approx 4 years.
The question is "What happened last night???"
Any ideas?
I've had my own servers for YEARS. Never had a problem like this.
I'm getting unrouteable mail domain "gmail.com" - for all email accounts (yahoo, hotmail, gmail, anymail)
I've tried everything I can find in these forums and nothing seems to work.
nobody = yes
no limits
eximup, etc.
/etc/resolv.conf is like my other servers in format.
I am using my own nameservers and this box has been online for approx 4 years.
The question is "What happened last night???"
Any ideas?
booo, looks like Tech Support beat me to it. I'm glad they were able to get that taken care of for you. Let us know if you run into any further issues.
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