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Can't send email!!!!

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I've setup FMSA8 on a network where there is a local mail server and I'm trying to get an email sent to the local admin when a new subscriber completes a form under IWP and clicks on the submit button which runs a GET URL script step.

The PHP code seems to be working OK. When I tail the /var/log/mail.log file I am seeing that the email is trying to be sent externally via the ISP and the following:

Oct 23 08:38:23 TH-FMS postfix/smtp[373]: AAF783C8D5: host relay1.red.net[195.74.128.91] said: 450 : Sender address rejected: Domain not found (in reply to RCPT TO command)

Oct 23 08:38:23 TH-FMS postfix/smtp[371]: connect to relay1.red.net[195.74.128.91]: Connection refused (port 25)

Can anyone please advise me how I set the FMSA8 computer to send emails to the local mail server?

This should be moved to the FM Server forum.

what mail server do you have? (exch?)

sounds like your mail server is not allowing relay Or requires autentication before sending.

therefor: [email protected] is not a registered domain nor a valid email address and it can not receive these NDR notifications..hence the only place to see it is in the logs.

All the best!

  • 3 weeks later...
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A belated thanks for your reply Leb i Sol.

I managed to resolve this problem by turning Postfix into a dumb mail client instead of a server so it would send email to the company's internal mail server. The email is now working fine, thanks.

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