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I hate to keep harping on the same point, but do you have any error messages or log entries to show us when you try to send email to alias x (which then goes to xy@hotmail.com)? If you don't have any log entries, then you should probably set some higher logging levels.
How about something other than hotmail? Give another external mail server a try, maybe yahoo or eudoramail.com See if it's just the mail service that doesn't like what you are doing rather than a problem on your end.
So basically what you are saying is it just doesn't work with hotmail. You might try looking at your setup then. If you've got a dynamic IP some ISP's reject you. If you are not from a 'known' IP, they reject you. If you are relaying through another DNS, sometimes you get rejected that way too (it might appear to have come from your ISP, but it's altered since it actually came from you but your ISP sported the DNS lookup, sometimes you just can't over come that one without a buddy at the ISP ).
Originally posted by depaul i did try it, its working for any aliases ... even some web base email ... except hotmail!!! i dont understand why ....
This is obviously a cry of desperation.
We do not understand why either unless you provide some diagnostic information.
Ss was asked on two previous occasions, please post the results of the sendmail -v test here (with your domain names replaced with fictious
ones for your own privacy).
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