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Originally posted by Juanra
Well if the domain is local the it should be in localdomains. If it's not local, you could get that error if the MX record points to 127.0.0.1 for example. It's not that strange to find domains configured like that.
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Adding the domain (it's not local) did solve the problem.. but how would I change (where as well) or fix the abouve quote.
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