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I use RedHat9
I use postfix ( MTA), fetchmail for fetching mails from my ISP, imap and ipop3. I can send and receive mails from the internet, but I can't send mails
between the local users. If I want to send mail between the local users, these mails go out in the internet.
Why can't I send messages between the local users?
I use RedHat9
I use postfix ( MTA), fetchmail for fetching mails from my ISP, imap and ipop3. I can send and receive mails from the internet, but I can't send mails
between the local users. If I want to send mail between the local users, these mails go out in the internet.
Why can't I send messages between the local users?
I use RedHat9
I made 4 user opstina, gubak, krabok, fetchmail. If I try to send message between users by command "mail username"(for example I login as gubak and I send message to opstina in that case "mail opstina"), the message is sent but I don't know where it is. If I check the mail (I log in as opstina and type the command "mail") the answer is "no mail for opstina".
This process works if I login as root and I send message to root.
Why can't I send message between users?
you have to email it to a local email. not something at like user@mydomain.net. You have to set up a local domain in /etc/hosts file for your mail server and send it to user@myserver .
What is the requirements for local mailing with postfix?
Which program packets and which configurations are necessary?
Must I add records to the etc/postfix/aliases file?
I use RedHat9,
Mailing system is Postfix, fetchmail, imap
I have been a problem for a week, and I am out of idea.
RedHat9 have more users. Every user can send and receive messages from the internet, but these users can't send messages to each other.
This is the part of the mail log file:
Aug 5 12:05:55 ns1 postfix/smtpd[6077]: connect from unknown[5.2.2.2]
Aug 5 12:05:55 ns1 postfix/smtpd[6077]: C7CB834316: client=unknown[5.2.2.2]
Aug 5 12:05:55 ns1 postfix/cleanup[6078]: C7CB834316: message-id=<00a101c47ad5$d0969a10$02020205@Opstina>
Aug 5 12:05:55 ns1 postfix/nqmgr[6076]: C7CB834316: from=<opstina@coka.co.yu>, size=1330, nrcpt=1 (queue active)
Aug 5 12:05:55 ns1 postfix/smtpd[6077]: disconnect from unknown[5.2.2.2]
Aug 5 12:06:02 ns1 postfix/smtp[6080]: C7CB834316: to=<opstina@coka.co.yu>, relay=mail.tippnet.co.yu[62.108.118.1], delay=7, status=sent (250 2.0.0 i75AJ7R21187 Message accepted for delivery)
OPSTINA is a local user. COKA.CO.YU is my domain. In above example OPSTINA sent a message to OPSTINA and the message is goes through the relay (mail.tippnet.co.yu) to the internet.
But why????????
Why can't OPSTINA get this message?
Can everybody help me?
I use Postfix, fetchmail, imap
I have no procmail
Every sent mail (including the mails which are sent to local users) goes out to the internet through the relayhost.
For example I send two mais:
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