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Distribution: RedHat 8 or 9 (shrike)- Fedora Core 1,2
Posts: 215
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God i need help with postfix.
first in installed postfix 2.15 and im losing my mind.
1- if i send an email to me@hotmail.com thru the command line, the email arrives to its destination, but if i send it to me@mydomain.com from the command line it doesnt work.
i get the unknown user "user"
please help ive been trying to do this for along time and no one has help me, would you ?
It would help if you posted some more info.
e.g Are you using an external smarthost or connecting directly?
Are you using any special tables?
Anything else that might be relevant...
Are your firewall(s) (hardware/software) configured to allow smtp traffic to port 25.
# iptables -L | grep smtp
As long as you don't have an entry for "ACCEPT all", you should see an entry to specifically
allow smtp traffic. If you don't see any entries like this then you are blocking:
ACCEPT tcp -- anywhere anywhere state NEW tcp dpt:smtp
Also what happens if you just send mail to "user", not "user@mydomain.com"?
There is a difference...
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