I have a domain where:
1) The DNS is handled by a remote DNS service (this was properly specified when the acct was created.)
2) MX records are setup on that remote DNS server to point the email to a 3rd-party email service.
3) In CPANEL, under "MX Entry Maintenance," "Automatically detect configuration" is selected
4) /etc/localdomains does include the domain name
As you may have guessed, email generated by scripts on this domain do not reach the email recipient because the server is trying to deliver it locally.
I just want to confirm that changing the setting to "Remote Mail Exchanger" is all I have to do given the circumstances outlined above? I assume this will make the edit to /etc/localdomains?
TIA!
1) The DNS is handled by a remote DNS service (this was properly specified when the acct was created.)
2) MX records are setup on that remote DNS server to point the email to a 3rd-party email service.
3) In CPANEL, under "MX Entry Maintenance," "Automatically detect configuration" is selected
4) /etc/localdomains does include the domain name
As you may have guessed, email generated by scripts on this domain do not reach the email recipient because the server is trying to deliver it locally.
I just want to confirm that changing the setting to "Remote Mail Exchanger" is all I have to do given the circumstances outlined above? I assume this will make the edit to /etc/localdomains?
TIA!