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  1. #1
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    Default SMTP problems

    Hi,

    I'm using a trouble ticket service on my server. Everything works fine except with sending outgoing mails. When I answer a ticket, normally the system also sends a copy of the answer to the client. But I get the following permanent error with any email address:

    Error: SMTP Error: The following recipients failed: (email address of the recipient)

    I'm a newbie into this and have no idea what to do to fix this. I've already reinstalled exim, but that makes no sense.

    Anyone an idea what to do?

    Thanks.

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    Okay, problem solved . I've used localhost as smtp host and it works fine now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by groefie2 View Post
    Okay, problem solved . I've used localhost as SMTP host and it works fine now.
    I know this is an old post, but is that the only way to fix this, use localhost? Is there a way to allow each account to use its own domain as the SMTP server, in a "virtual" way.

    For example, this person was hosting a ticket application, probably written in PHP. When it tried to send out mail it failed because he probably used his own domain name as the SMTP server in the setup of the application. He had to change it to localhost to get it to work. Is that the only possible way to get it work or is there some setting somewhere that will allow using your own domain for SMTP?

    Thanks,
    vikins

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    Have you tried using php mail or sendmail instead of smtp?
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    I'm using what comes with cPanel, exim. Is there a way to configure exim to allow each individual account to use its own domain name as the SMTP server for mail created on the server?

    For example, one of my customers uses Miva Merchant and when an order is placed an e-mail is sent out to both the store owner and the customer. In the settings for Miva Merchant is a "Mail Server" setting and when set to the owners domain name, it fails with a message like this:

    Code:
    /Merchant2/modules/fulfill/custeml.mv: Line 204: MvSMTP: Runtime Error: Error sending recipient '<removed@removed.com>': (www.removed.com) [207.xxx.xxx.171] is currently not permitted
    But when set to localhost, it works fine.

    The domain has its own IP which is different than that used by the mail server.

    Any suggestions?

    vikins

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    bump...any ideas out there?

    vikins

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