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I have a mail group account set up that forwards mail to individual accounts on x domain. This also forwards to y external domain. This all works fine.
Now in y domain I have users who cc the group account in x domain. This forwarding works OK for the individual accounts on the domain but y domain (beacuse of the loop that is existing) receives a postfix error error 550 5.7.1 <a@x.com>... Access denied (in reply to MAIL FROM command))
This is irritating people in y domain because each message ccd to x domain gets an error for each account. Is there any way to deal with this situation?
need a little more info.. I'm guessing the server where your group/list lives does not accept mail for x domain otherwise users at domain y would not be receiving the relay denied message. You will need to configure your server to accept mail for domain x and forward it on,
550 5.7.1 <joe_doe@geek.com>... Access denied (in reply to MAIL FROM command))
This error is unrelated to a loop. It means that the user is unknown. From your post, it's not clear which mail server logged the error, but it may be that the second mail server (goon.com) tried to deliver joe_doe@geek.com locally and failed.
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