As it says in my .sig - keep the traffic on the list.
On 12/5/06, Richardus Alim <al...@ga...> wrote:>
> The reason I wanted to disable DNS lookups because mail.xyz.com is never
> registered in internet DNS, do you have another clue so that I can retrive
> my mail (from mail.test.com to mail.xyz.com) without get notify bounced
> (host or domain name not found) since mail.xyz.com never exit in internet?
Well, *something* is telling fetchmail about mail.xyz.com, but because
you're obscuring domains I can't help further.
Of course, you could simply drop the @xyz.com stuff as it's not
necessary unless you've got a setup that requires you specify the
domain as you're handling multiple domains.
> I've try setup a DNS server in my local MTA but seemed not successfully :p
Well, the DNS server has nothing to do with your MTA - it's merely a
service the MTA uses. Take your choice of any of the DNS server
options available for your (unspecified) OS and follow their
instructions.
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Please keep list traffic on the list.
Rob MacGregor
Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he
doesn't become a monster. Friedrich Nietzsche
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