Howdy,
We have a domain that we host the website for on Cpanel.
They have their own mail server at a different IP.
I've changed their MX record and if you do a host, dig, or nslookup you get the proper info back.
I also put an entry in /etc/hosts for it.
The problem is that if another domain on that same cpanel server sends mail to the domain with it's own mail server it gets delivered locally, bypassing /etc/hosts and dns!
Therefore the domain with their own mail server do not receive mail from other domains hosted on the same cpanel server since it gets deleiverd locally and not to their mail server.
Any ideas how to get exim to use /etc/hosts or dns?
Or other wise have it not delivered locally but to their mail server?
Thanks
Dan
cPanel.net Support Ticket Number:
We have a domain that we host the website for on Cpanel.
They have their own mail server at a different IP.
I've changed their MX record and if you do a host, dig, or nslookup you get the proper info back.
I also put an entry in /etc/hosts for it.
The problem is that if another domain on that same cpanel server sends mail to the domain with it's own mail server it gets delivered locally, bypassing /etc/hosts and dns!
Therefore the domain with their own mail server do not receive mail from other domains hosted on the same cpanel server since it gets deleiverd locally and not to their mail server.
Any ideas how to get exim to use /etc/hosts or dns?
Or other wise have it not delivered locally but to their mail server?
Thanks
Dan
cPanel.net Support Ticket Number: