Recipient ok (will queue)

Kevin Darcy kcd at daimlerchrysler.com
Tue Jul 10 23:03:16 UTC 2001


It's doubtful that this has anything to do with DNS. Once the mail reaches your
server, the MX record has basically done its job. I've never worked with
virtusertable's in sendmail before, but according to the code, "will
queue" appears to mean that sendmail is encountering a temporary failure will
trying to look up the recipient address. Unless you're using Hesiod, this
probably indicates a corrupt database file. For more definitive
troubleshooting, ask a sendmail group/list.


- Kevin

Nick wrote:

> Hello,
> Having a bit of trouble with one of my mail accounts, think it's a DNS thing
> The preference for the MX record is 10, this is the only MX record for this
> zone
> When any mail is sent to this domain it's not forwarded to the pop account
> designated in virtusertable.db
> When the domain is mailed  it says <Recipient ok (will queue)>
> all other domains on the server are ok it does not say will queue
>
> is there any way I can force them out of the smtp mail server ? or will they
> just hang around for ever
> Please help a dumbass!
> TIA
> Nick.





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