I follow some howto's, and now I can send email from my domain.
In this my local server I configured some virtual http server, using
Webmin and Virtualmin, and all works well.
I use a dyndns.org free domain to make my server worldwide available,
and I have a BIND DNS server to spread the word...
right...
In this solution, I have an http server up and running, and email that I
send using a webmail client are all correctly delivered.
Searching in maillog , I see many error like this:
Dec 11 17:46:54 kines imap(nando@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx):
opendir(/usr/libexec/dovecot/imap) failed: Not a directory
Looks like a misconfiguration somewhere. I love it when people follow
howtos and don't tell us which ones when they come looking for help.
"kines" is my domain (kines.dyndns.org), and this is my mail server, too
So I can send email but there's no way to receive them.
I tried to send me some email from different email accounts, but nothing
in my inbox...
And I don't receive error from servers, so appear that email are
correctly delivered to my server...
Did you look at the logs to ensure that mails for local mailboxes were
being delivered properly?
There's a way to understand if is only a problem about wrong
configuration of mail boxes, testing if my server work well?
And I want to know if I need to configure a MX record in my DNS server
and if I need to wait while my DNS server spread the new email alias
worldwide.
If your domain is kines.dyndns.org then you do not necessarily need a MX
record. MTA's will lookup the A record of kines.dyndns.org if they do
not find a MX record when attempting delivery.
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