Re: Re[2]: Emailed problem
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2000
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 26058
interpreted = N
texte = Hi John,at 1/11/00 10:50 jpeacock@univpress.com at jpeacock@univpress.com wrote:>There is no guarantee that my problem is related to yours, but I have been >having e-mail problems all morning. I have traced it to Network Solution; >their name server is reporting the NS records in the wrong order. If you >have your DNS backed up by your ISP, make sure your records are the same >as theirs. I discovered to my horror, that the MX records on my ISP's DNS >server are two months out of date. It only showed up when I split off the >e-mail server to a dedicated machine, instead of the multi-host server it >was on previously.This has a ring of relevance to it. I do remember having a similar problem years (?) ago and that was a DNS problem. I'd dismissed it this time as I could see the connections hitting the EIMS server (on another machine here) but who knows, your suggestion is certainly as valid as anything else I've come across so far.Thanks,-Sven_____________________________________________________________________ BeeHive Technologies, Inc. http://www.bzzzzzz.com - with a WebCam in Pasadena, California-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to
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Hi John,at 1/11/00 10:50 jpeacock@univpress.com at jpeacock@univpress.com wrote:>There is no guarantee that my problem is related to yours, but I have been >having e-mail problems all morning. I have traced it to Network Solution; >their name server is reporting the NS records in the wrong order. If you >have your DNS backed up by your ISP, make sure your records are the same >as theirs. I discovered to my horror, that the MX records on my ISP's DNS >server are two months out of date. It only showed up when I split off the >e-mail server to a dedicated machine, instead of the multi-host server it >was on previously.This has a ring of relevance to it. I do remember having a similar problem years (?) ago and that was a DNS problem. I'd dismissed it this time as I could see the connections hitting the EIMS server (on another machine here) but who knows, your suggestion is certainly as valid as anything else I've come across so far.Thanks,-Sven_____________________________________________________________________ BeeHive Technologies, Inc. http://www.bzzzzzz.com - with a WebCam in Pasadena, California-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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