email being rejjjcted fro unknown domains

[Lance Haig]

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Just to put thoings staight,

Thanks for the help you two but it was my own stupidity.

I forgot to add the DNS servers to the server so it could not compare 
the addresses.

After doing that the mail was recieved just fine.

So sorry for waisting yours.

Just noticed that my mail log has the following error in it.
dccproc[number] : open/dcc/map: No Such File exists.

Looked in the dcc directory and can't find my map file.

is there an easy way to rebuild it? or should I go asking on the dcc 
support area?

Thanks again

Lance

Lance Haig wrote:

> Hi,
>
> me again ;-)
>
> I have just setup  my new MS box ( replacing the one I had under my 
> desk at home with one in a hosted facility)
>
> I have set one of my test domains to point to the new IP and when I 
> send mail I get the following error.
>
> reject=553 5.1.8 <Lance.Haig at domain.com>... Domain of sender address 
> Lance.Haig at domain.com does not exist.
>
> Where is MS checking this? I know he address exists that I am sending 
> from as it is my work address and we do not get mail stopped by other 
> scanners.
>
> have I enabled something that is killing mail like this?
>
> I would appreciate any help.
>
> Thanks
>
> Lance
>
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