Very Basic Mail Issue

I have been hosting my website on a g4 xserve with 10.3 server successfully for a year and a half or so. I am not running any mail server on the machine. All email for the domain is hosted by an email hosting company.
Recently I noticed scripts that generate email on the server are unable to send to users with the same domain. Example: If the website hosted on the server is mydomain.com the server itself cannot send any email to [email protected] but can send email perfectly to any other domain.
I am sure there is a simple record that needs to be added somewhere but I have been unable to find it. I assume I am asking my books, forums, and google the wrong questions. If anyone understands what is going on here I would really appreciate a little advice. Apologies if this is posted in the wrong section.
Thanks,
Mike

Thanks Dave for all your help.
Here is the result of that command.
Dictionary: "DNS: host mail.mydomain.com"
lookup_DNSdomain: mydomain.com
lookup_DNSserver: 4.2.2.1
lookup_DNS_time_tolive: 1800
lookup_DNStimestamp: 1149873524
lookupagent: DNSAgent
lookup_infosystem: DNS
interface: 4
ip_address: 207.176.130.114
name: mail.mydomain.com
+ Category: host
+ Time to live: 43200
+ Age: 0 (expires in 43200 seconds)
+ Negative: No
+ Cache hits: 0
+ Retain count: 3
The ip addy listed is that of my email host so that is correct. The DNS server listed is from the collocation facility where the xserve is.

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BEFORE GOING ANY FURTHER:
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(17) Mail clients (Mail.app) on the LAN can also retrieve these messages. But I can't send mail using a regular mail client ... and squirrelmail only works internally with mydomain.private
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I hope people reading will give me some ideas of some other paths to run down, and tests or experiments to try. I'm not afraid of the command line -- but I'm not very experienced with it either -- so maybe there are some useful diagnostic commands that I should know about.
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Thanks David_x. That was really helpful information. It opened up more questions, but it gave me some good ideas of things to try.
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Firstly, remove the secondary from DHCP. Otherwise clients will 'randomly' use info from either inside or outside DNS. You want them to use the internal DNS so use that alone.
I see. So "secondary" doesn't mean "in case the primary fails" -- it means something more like "another one in the pool of possible DNS servers". Doesn't that present a problem in the event that my server is down? Why is this preferred as opposed to clearly defined prioritized list? (Then there is another issue of some services using mDNSResponder in some cases and resolv.conf -- at least that's fairly well documented.)
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DNS is only an "IP lookup" system so you want the hostname inside to resolve to your LAN IP and the hostname outside to resolve to your WAN IP. Forget about the .private stuff - it just confuses things.
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(3) I have defined an A record pointing to my static WAN IP.
(4) I have deifined an MX record pointing to the same static WAN IP.
The above may not be what you meant to say but just to check… Your public MX record should resolve to your A record hostname. Then the hostname resolves to an IP address. Your MX record should not be pointing directly to an IP address.
Yes. You are right. That's very good of you to point that out. I did have it pointing to an IP address. (My ISPs simplistic DNS control panel is in Spanish, and I was confused about whether "nombre" referred to a name or number.) I had discovered this through brute force trial and error. This sort of thing was very difficult to test, since I don't have control over many of the DNS parameters (like TTL). That was probably my main problem. Now I can send and receive mail from my server to outside accounts, and from outside accounts to my server.
At the moment, I can't retrieve mail on my server from a computer outside of my network. I suppose that's an authentication problem, or a hostname alias or something. I'll continue trying different things.
Testing Port 25...
To see if port 25 is blocked, get an outside computer and "telnet your-wan-ip 25". If you can switch on logging at the firewall for your port-forwarding rule, all the better as this will be only sure way to see that it is reaching the WAN firewall.
By "logging at the firewall", I suppose you mean at the router? Alright. I still have to try this. From my point of view, this kind of suggestion is great advice.
Instead of using an outside computer, would it be possible to do this sort of checking using an anonymizing proxy? I suppose they usually don't allow telnet.
...any chance this could be tested from my "inner" LAN? (My guess is that it needs to be from a computer that is "upstream" relative to the "outer" router. I'm under the impression that routers handle upstream connections differently than downstream connections, this wouldn't work.)
After that, test at server... open Terminal and enter: "tcpdump -v tcp port 25"
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So, to make sure I've got this straight:
Turn on logging on port 25 in my outer router.
Go to Terminal on my server.
Start tcpdump listening on port 25.
Take my netbook out to some WiFi hotspot (for example).
Telnet into my server.
Come home and check my logs.
(Maybe I should check out this VPN stuff.)
I'm looking to see that the router forwarded the port correctly.
That's great trouble shooting advice.
Now you'll see how slow I am. I'm reading along, running through all of this in my head, imagining all of my steps ... And only now do I realize that if (as of my latest experiments) my server has been able to receive mail from outer accounts -- then the router must be forwarding things and the mail server is, to some extent, working fine. Okay. I'm still going to go through these steps anyway to see what it should look like.
Server Admin: Domain Name & Hostname...
The Domain Name is just your domain name... e.g., mydomain.com
The Hostname is ideally the same as your external MX hostname... e.g., mail.mydomain.com
The main thing about the Hostname is that this is what your server will report as it's HELO name to other connecting mail servers. Some will check this against the public MX record and use any discrepancy to increase likelihood of spam filtering.
Is there really any reason that a small setup like mine should use "mail.mydomain.com" instead of just "mydomain.com". Since I don't have a separate machine dedicated to mail, maybe it's just an unnecessary complication. I was just copying what I've seen around (configuration for mail and articles I've read).
Under Advanced-> Hosting, tick the "Include server's domain as local host alias".
Okay. What exactly does this do? I understand the words, but not the sense of the phrase. (I find this happening a lot.)
Checking Server Settings…
Use a terminal session to debug any basic configuration issues on the server. The error responses are much more informative than just using a mail client. Open Terminal in a local computer… "telnet server-lan-ip 25" and carry out following…
I could connect with telnet to port 25 on the server:
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As we step through the experiment, you will see that we have a few problems.
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You can use a real hostname but the mail server has no choice but to accept whatever you type.
Response: 250 servers.hostname
So far, so good.
On remote computers, I couldn't get any further than this.
I'll try again tonight.
#2. Give senders address:
MAIL FROM:<mail@senderdomain>
Response: 250 Ok
I could get this to work for either a local email account or a remote email account, from telnet sessions initiated either on the server itself or on a local client.
#3. Give recipients address:
RCPT TO:<mail@otherdomain>
Response: 250 Ok
Here, I did not get consistent results.
From a local account to a remote account, I could get "Relay access denied".
From a local account to a local account, I could get "Recipient address rejected. Service is unavailable. But this was not consistent. I used three different local accounts, and all could send or receive at one time or another.
#4. Start composing the message:
DATA
Response: 354 End data with <CR><LF>.<CR><LF>
#5. Type a message. Finish with a single "." on a line on it's own.
Response: 250 Ok: queued as dah,de,da
#6. Close the connection by typing: QUIT
Response:221 Bye... Connection closed by foreign host.
suggestion for hostname.
Were you going to add something else here?
Well, any comments or insights that you might add will be very much appreciated. I'm going to continue sending and receiving and making little tweaks. It's really pretty confusing for a newbie. I thank you a lot for all the time you spent reading and helping me.
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3. Having email sent to a mobile is a whole new world for me! Do I need to subscribe to MobileMe at £££ per month, or is there another way of having email from my three accounts forwarded to my mobile?
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Curios text in one of three computers when displaying the very same mail in outlook.
I run Outlook 2003 under Windows 8.1.1 in all of my 3 computers. 70% of the mail from the same sender are shown OK in the actual computer and 100% of the very same mail are shown OK in the two other computers. If I forwards an OK received
mail from one of the “100%”, it will be received OK in the “70%” as well. For me the wrong displayed mail shows up as some kind of vector-descriptors (non converted html?). All links in blue are displayed ok and most of the text is readable in an unformatted
way. When it comes to logos etc it’s not readable at all. What to do?
Regards
Björn Söron
[email protected]

Check these out, they fix most issues in Outlook
https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2768648
https://support.microsoft.com/kb/2652320
DJ Grijalva | MCITP: EMA 2007/2010 SPA 2010 | www.persistentcerebro.com

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Hi guys,
Apologies for this very basic question - I'm very new to Hyperion, with just a weeks training! Anyway I'm building a basic model and have noticed that in the Value dimension my entities are not rolling up to the [Contribution Total]. This means that Entities do not roll up!!
One suggested issue was that I needed a Sub Consolidate in the Rules, however I've set the attribute "ConsolidationRules" to be = to N. In the documentation this is defined as "N to use the default consolidation and eliminations."
Wondering is there anything else that is needed to use default consolidations, or do I need to create some Rules??
Thanks
G

Why do you think it is not rolling up? If your Consoldiation Rules are set to 'N' you do not need rules.
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Since up grading to new Lion I am having e-mail issue.
I will not recognize any passwords from outside accounts even though they are correct?
I have reset in system pop preferences and still does not work.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Rainer 1035

That could be the problem for now.
My carrier is Verizon...
My apologies for not listing that..
Thank you for your response.
It is very much appreciated.
Craig

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I am having a Bellsouth send e-mail issue that has cropped up in the past couple of weeks (no changes in settings on my side). Don't know if it has anything to do with Bellsouth's conversion to AT&T or not.
Basically, I can receive e-mail and send newly created, blank e-mail. However, I am unable to send e-mail with attachments or reply to e-mails received or forward e-mails received.
I tried a suggestion of changing the port number from 25 to 587 to no avail. I confirmed my Preference setups with Bellsouth tech support and they say everything is configured OK. Thinking it might be Apple Mail, I downloaded and used the Thunderbird e-mail client, but that exhibits the same problems noted above (similar message about problems with the STMP server or the server is unavailable or is refusing STMP connections. Again, this only happens with certain types of sent e-mails noted above).
I am at a complete loss and don't know what to try next. Any suggestions????

Robert Daddario wrote:
I am having a Bellsouth send e-mail issue that has cropped up in the past couple of weeks (no changes in settings on my side). Don't know if it has anything to L"*_ with attachments or reply to e-mails received or forward e-mails received.
I tried a suggestion of changing the port number from 25 to 587 to no avail. I confirmed my Preference setups with Bellsouth tech support and they say everything is configured OK. Thinking it might be Apple Mail, I downloaded and used the Thunderbird e-mail client, but that exhibits the same problems noted above (similar message about problems with the STMP server or the server is unavailable or is refusing STMP connections. Again, this only happens with certain types of sent e-mails noted above).
I am at a complete loss and don't know what to try next. Any suggestions????
I had problems when I converted to Mac last Spring, and most of the problems came from the DSL Tech Support Team.
Please make sure that your settings haven't changed from the following.
Go to Mail - Accounts
POP Acct Incoming Server: mail.bellsouth.net
SMTP - Outgoing Mail Server: mail.bellsouth.net
Click on Server Settings:
Sever Port Should Be: 25
Make sure SSL - Secure Sockets Layer Is *NOT Selected*
Click OK
Select Addvanced on the upper right of the Accounts Tab.
Port should be : 110
*Do Not Select* Use SSL
Make sure the following are selected:
1) Enable This Account
2) Include When Automatically Checking For New Mail
3) Remove Copy From Server After Retrieving A Messagee
Hope this helps.
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I'm also not sure of what the configuration should be for my situation-
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-static, non-publically-routable LAN address
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the accounts are created when the user checks mail or mail is recvd for the account. it's normal not to see an account you've created until that occurs.
you are asking for a basic tutorial.... that's what the documentation should provide. post questions for anything that comes up.
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For incoming mail. You have a changing IP address, so of course you need a DNS service which will update (I use zoneedit.com)...
To setup mail service is not trivial, you can tell by the number of posts to this message board. Start with the docs, you have to be committed enough to read them.
Please post any specific questions you have...
Jeff

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Hi All,
It may be very basic doubt, But I need an answer.
If we develop some objects in the development and transported them to quality and for some reason some errors occured and the for correction of the errors we created some more requests and ported them to Quality.
the number of requests are say more than 15. and if we lost track of sequece of the requests to be ported to production.
How can we overcome this problem?
Can we create a new transport request by right clicking the package (of course all the objects are in only one package) , this will solve the purpose. I mean to say if we transport this single request to quality then to production, all the things will get transported?
Please give your valuable inputs..
Thanks and Regards
KK

Hi All,
I really appreciate all your quick replys.
My question is if we create a new request from the package in SE80, can we leave the old requests,
That is if I transport a request say req 2 of domain for solving the dependency error of the previous request say req1 ( of data element ). and again transport req 1 after transporting req 2, this will solve the dependency problem. Like this if some dependency related issues are there and we lose track of sequence of request which needs to be transported, what could be the ideal solution?
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Thanks and regards
KK

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