[vox-tech] introduction & debian / mutt / exim question
Mike Simons
vox-tech@lists.lugod.org
Wed, 16 Apr 2003 14:54:21 -0400
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On Wed, Apr 16, 2003 at 10:31:17AM -0700, Jonathan McPherson wrote:
> I am struggling with getting Exim to perform reliably.=20
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> frequently, e-mail never arrives at its destination.=20
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> Any ideas?
The message you sent to this list appears to have come directly=20
from fastmail.fm... not enough information to comment.
- What do you see in /var/log/exim ?
(check mainlog and paniclog)
- When you send email via exim what hostname does it claim to come from?
- How static is your external IP address on the DSL line?
(zgrep 'local IP' /var/log/messages*)
Steps to collect more useful information:
- Setup your machine so that it sends mail directly,=20
- send to your own UCD address
- check if it gets through.
- check what exim logs say. =20
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- Repeat the test above with exim configured to relay via=20
pacbell and fastmail.fm.
Send message headers, relevant exim log lines, and your observations=20
from those tests.
Good Luck,
Mike Simons
ps:
You should be using pacbell as a relay if they are your ISP.
I have a SBC DSL line as well but I don't use it to send outbound
mail... so I don't have a configuration to send. If something weird is
really going on I can get it working here and send the config examples.
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