I recently moved our e-mail from our dedicated server to now being handled through Google Apps premier.
I changed the MX records with our DNS provider, and have them now pointing at the Google mail servers. Thus, any mail sent to our e-mail addresses are now properly routed to the Google servers.
HOWEVER, if people use the 'contact us' form on our website, those e-mails still get routed to the old e-mails system, hosted on the machine itself.
Is there a DNS cache on this machine, telling it to send the e-mails to itself?
Or, is this just something we can't fix, since the machine doesn't look to outside DNS, since it's trying to send mail to the domain it hosts?
I forgot to mention this is on CentOS 4.4, running WHM as well,
The situation is like this, Currently i have a domain which is hosted at xyzhost.com, in my domain registrar' the name servers are pointing to this hosts addresses,
Now what i need to do is, due to client's requirements, i need this domain to be hosted to their own server which has static ip's as well, but initially i need that just mail(exchange server being deployed) should be forwarded or configured in such a way that the domain is hosted at xyzhost.com, but mail is handled by a different server located elsewhere.And eventually both web server and mail server are our own.
now what i dont know is what should i modify at the domain registrar(i use domainsite) so that the web site still works fine(coz the site shouldnt be down) and the mail should work on the exchange server that the client has in the office.
would appreciate any help anyone can offer on this issue, i think its MX records to be modified but not sure and want to get you guys advice and suggestions as well.
Is it possible to create an email forwarder that will forward to a specific folder?
For instance, an email to "anemail@domain.com" will forward to a folder 'fold1' of "realemail@domain.com".
Alternatively, is it possible to forward but with adding additional headers, such that I can then create a filter to place emails with that header in a specific mail folder?
Whenever an incoming mail is tagged as [SPAM] by SpamAssassin in my mail queue I see it is being redirected from spamassassin@mydomain-site.com to spam@mydomain-site.org
Sence mydomain-site.org is no longer active the [SPAM] mail just sits there in the queue and does not get delivered anywhere..
I am new to this stuff so I have no idea where I should look to change the option.
I am not even sure if it is suppose to this, I just want all SPAM to go to spamassassin@mydomain-site.com
I don't have cpanel or any real server management, so i am not sure where to look and what to edit so the mail stops going to the .org domain.
After login in using domain.com/webmail, everything is fine while I attempt to send mail.. but, If I try to forward an existen mail to a new destiny, an error message appears:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /webmail/src/compose.php on this server.
Already checked for allow/deny settings over httpd.conf and over the httpd conf for thiss site in particuular.
I'd like to create a forwarding address, and not have the original account keep the mail - but without having to delete the original account, since I'd like to keep my existing emails.
For instance if the old account is apples@domain.com, I'd like to forward new emails to oranges@new.com, where apples doesn't keep the new emails. Currently in cPanel when I create a forwarder apples@domain.com=>oranges@new.com, new emails are sent to both accounts.
I update my plesk 11,5 to 12.And I activate (limit control for smtp)After this action the email forwarding fails in all domains of plesk.This is the mail system at host fsyc.org. You can delete your own text from the attached returned message.
I have the dev machine and will need a database server and a web server (I may also want a middleware server but am undecided as of yet).
I will be using Akamai for video.
I am trying to decide about using a hosted facility or not during development (probably a few months or so). Ultimately, the site will wind up at one due to support, back-up, load handling, etc. But, for now, I am wondering if it is the way to go?
I have looked at Dell's site. As I see it:
1) option one is to buy a 24U rack and 2 pizza-box style servers. Put it in my home for pre-release development then, when I am ready, move it to a hosted facility.
2) Option two is to rent server space at a hosted facility and upload changes accordingly.
The issues for me are - good hosted facilities are expensive and many of them don't allow remote desktop to a server. On the flip side, I have found that some larger hosted facilities (where the site will ultimately end up) won't allow me to bring my own hardware. So, once I buy the Dell gear, it will be pretty much useless once the site goes to the hosted facility.
Regardless, I am leaning towards buying a rack and a few servers and having that level of control over my hardware during development. Its an expensive initial investment but I feel like it will save me money and headaches down the road? I'd be very interested in experienced advice along these lines.
I have a few servers that host my sites, but managing the mail servers has been a pain. The configuration files are arcane and sometimes I just can't figure out why a mail doesn't show up for half an hour or more.
I looked at FuseMail but read recent reviews of them having delayed delivery and account throttling issues... so I ruled that out.
MailTrust looks clean so far, and I can do $30 per month for 10 mailboxes.
Does anyone here have any experience outsourcing server management? I've setup and run my own Linux server and configured my own database and PHP and Apache but I just don't have the time to keep everything running, backed-up and updated.
I'd love to have someone who I could just send jobs to, such as upgrading to PHP 5.2.2 or figuring out why Postgres doesn't start up correctly or why the logs aren't getting rotated automatically anymore or making sure the backups are happening or recovering from a hard disk failure, etc. I'm sure I could figure all this out (maybe on the second or third tries too), but I just don't have the time or the expertise these days.
I use my dedicated server to host my own large site and web forum, and I want to stop hosting my own email server so I don't have to manage it. I want to use Google Apps for Your Domain to manage my email, pointing my MX records to Google. However, I am not clear on how this will effect PHP scripts sending email on my server. My vBulletin installation sends 1,000+ email notifications every day, which far exceeds Google's 500/day sending limit, so I obviously can't use their SMTP servers. If I'm sending mail from my own server via PHP, though, and my MX records point to Google's, how can vBulletin send an email from an address at my domain? I've been reading up on how email works, but I just can't seem to figure out how this works...
