SYSERR(root): rewrite: excessive recursion (max 50), ruleset canonify
Rick Cooper
rcooper at dwford.com
Tue Nov 11 20:32:25 GMT 2014
I have mx records for all of my domains (of which there is many) and would
never set an email address to the mx record. Generally you set the email to
the domain or sub domain (I bet you don't have a record for
www.mail.domain.com) and then set the mx record to the mx host name (which
doesn't have to have anything to do with domain.com)
So let's look at domain.com
domain.com a record = 10.10.10.1
domain.com mx pref 5 = mail1.domain.com
mail1.domain.com a record = 10.10.10.2
domain.com mx pref 10 = mail2.domain.com
mail2.domain.com a record = 10.10.1.1
Could be perfectly valid even if the actual outbound were 10.10.10.1 or
10.1.10.10
so long as mail delivered to one of the two inbound mail servers is fed into
the server that stores the mail for retrieval.
Look at this
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/comp.mail.sendmail/GKJFZe7Eqqs/eoUqo80
2VbIJ
I quickly perused it and perhaps the $ answer would resolve your issue as
well.
Rick Cooper
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[mailto:mailscanner-bounces at lists.mailscanner.info] On Behalf Of TSSB Sdn
Bhd
Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2014 4:48 AM
To: MailScanner discussion
Subject: Re: SYSERR(root): rewrite: excessive recursion (max 50),ruleset
canonify
Hi,
Because that is my company MX record mail.mycompany.com
Example: mail.mycompany.com and my other company mail.myothercompany.com
Let me show you the original copy of the virtusertable that has the problem
before I removed the hostname mail
admin at localhost.localdomain admin
root-admin at localhost.localdomain admin
apache at mail.mycompany.com apache
sys at mail.mycompany.com sys
MAILER-DAEMON at mail.mycompany.com MAILER-DAEMON
root at mail.mycompany.com root
nobody at mail.mycompany.com nobody
majordomo at mail.mycompany.com site2-majordomo
majordomo-owner at mail.mycompany.com site2-majordomo-owner
owner-majordomo at mail.mycompany.com site2-owner-majordomo
@mycompany.com %1 at mail.mycompany.com
@mail.mycompany.com error:nouser No such user here
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
61-depthead-list at mail.mycompany.com 61-depthead-list
depthead-approval at mail.mycompany.com 61-depthead-approval
depthead-request at mail.mycompany.com 61-depthead-request
owner-depthead at mail.mycompany.com owner-61-depthead
depthead-owner at mail.mycompany.com 61-depthead-owner
depthead at mail.mycompany.com 61-depthead
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
apache at www.mycompany.com apache
sys at www.mycompany.com sys
MAILER-DAEMON at www.mycompany.com MAILER-DAEMON
root at www.mycompany.com root
nobody at www.mycompany.com nobody
majordomo at www.mycompany.com site1-majordomo
majordomo-owner at www.mycompany.com site1-majordomo-owner
owner-majordomo at www.mycompany.com site1-owner-majordomo
@www.mycompany.com error:nouser No such user here
user at www.mycompany.com user
apache at ftp.mycompany.com apache
MAILER-DAEMON at ftp.mycompany.com MAILER-DAEMON
root at ftp.mycompany.com root
nobody at ftp.mycompany.com nobody
majordomo at ftp.mycompany.com site3-majordomo
majordomo-owner at ftp.mycompany.com site3-majordomo-owner
owner-majordomo at ftp.mycompany.com site3-owner-majordomo
@ftp.mycompany.com error:nouser No such user here
userftp at ftp.mycompany.com userftp
user at ftp.mycompany.com user
user at ftp.mycompany.com user
user at ftp.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at ftp.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
ladya at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
softwareupdate at ftp.mycompany.com softwareupdate
software.update at ftp.mycompany.com softwareupdate
user at ftp.mycompany.com user
user at ftp.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
user at mail.mycompany.com user
Thanks & Regards,
TSSB Sdn Bhd
35-1, Jalan Tanjung SD 13/2,
Bandar Sri Damansara,
52200 Kuala Lumpur.
MAIN LINE: 603 6276 7910
FAX: 603 6276 0912
EMAIL: hdesk at tssb.com.my
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On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 12:59 PM, Mogens Melander <mogens at fumlersoft.dk>
wrote:
Hi,
Just wondering.
Why would you have a hostname in an email address, unless
you have myname at host1.example.com and myname at host2.example.com ?
On Tue, November 11, 2014 05:19, TSSB Sdn Bhd wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I solved the problem by removing the *mail *on myname@*mail*.
> mycompanyname.com so it become myname at mycompanyname.com at /etc/mail/
> *virtusertable*
>
> Wondering what causes it to show the error below and return an error
> message to sender as for my other server using the same thing and has the
> *mail
> *still able to receive email. Why would this one I need to remove the
> *mail*
>
> The error return with:-
> *554 5.0.0 rewrite: excessive recursion (max 50), ruleset canonify*
>
> Just for precaution, I want to know does removing mail from the
> *virtusertable
> *on each user might lead to another problem? So far at the moment no
> complaint but just in case it could lead to another problem*. *Other than
> removing the *mail *how else can I solve this problem
>
>
>
>
> Thanks & Regards,
>
> TSSB Sdn Bhd
> 35-1, Jalan Tanjung SD 13/2,
> Bandar Sri Damansara,
> 52200 Kuala Lumpur.
>
> MAIN LINE: 603 6276 7910 <tel:603%206276%207910>
> FAX: 603 6276 0912 <tel:603%206276%200912>
> EMAIL: hdesk at tssb.com.my
>
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 1:19 AM, Glenn Steen <glenn.steen at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> ... Dns issue or bad transport config?!
>>
>> Cheers
>> --
>> -- Glenn
>> Den 10 nov 2014 14:57 skrev "Alex Neuman" <alex at vidadigital.com.pa>:
>>
>> Sounds like a DNS problem.
>>> On Nov 10, 2014 2:20 AM, "TSSB Sdn Bhd" <christian at tssb.com.my> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> I am having a problem with my sendmail right now. I'm using CentOS5
>>>> running on BlueQuartz 5100R Series
>>>>
>>>> I am not able to send to my domain and keep receiving the error
>>>>
>>>> Technical details of permanent failure:
>>>> Google tried to deliver your message, but it was rejected by the
>>>> server
>>>> for the recipient domain domain.name.com from domain.name.com [IP
>>>> address]
>>>>
>>>> The error that the other server returned was:
>>>> 554 5.0.0 rewrite: excessive recursion (max 50), ruleset canonify
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Thanks & Regards,
>>>>
>>>> TSSB Sdn Bhd
>>>> 35-1, Jalan Tanjung SD 13/2,
>>>> Bandar Sri Damansara,
>>>> 52200 Kuala Lumpur.
>>>>
>>>> MAIN LINE: 603 6276 7910
>>>> FAX: 603 6276 0912
>>>> EMAIL: hdesk at tssb.com.my
>>>>
--
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