Maybe it is because I am on a hotel provided internet connection, but the
5.5.0 error is probably related more to your network configuration than it
is the sendmail or majordomo configuration. Do this;
telnet svrdom01.cmaontheweb.com 25<enter>
and you should see something like this;
Trying 204.252.239.230...
Connected to 204.252.239.230.
Escape character is '^]'.
220 reserve.guest-tek.com ESMTP Sendmail 8.9.3/8.8.7; Wed, 15 Aug 2001 20:21:36 -0700
The line above will reveal the version number of your sendmail. I do not know if I
connected to a proxy or to your mail server from the information above. The guest-tek
domain is part of the hotel service, so I think I got a proxy here.
To get out of the connection type "quit<enter>" without the quotes.
Now, about DNS. I look up nameservers for your domain and only get one
name/address returned. You are required to have 2 nameservers for your
domain. When I do a look up of MX records for your domain, I get two
names that themselves do not resolve in DNS.
THAT is probably what your 5.5.0 error is about.
Dan Liston
jwesley@CMAontheweb.com wrote:
>
> Version of send mail = 8 ( I think, I am not a linux guru so i am not sure how to tell)
> Version of Majordomo =1.94.5
> I made sure the link was there, is was not but now it is.
> and yes i did this >>>>ln -s /pathtomajordomo/wrapper /pathtosmrsh/wrapper
>
> I didnt understand the comment made about. "i narrowed it down to the owner and groupID for the
> lists directory. after i changed it to mail:mail it seems to work." ok i understand the IDs but what exactly is he suggesting?
> I have installed it several times on several clean machines one with a rpm (1.94.4) and the last time I complied it my self. and i still get the same error.
>
> And the error I get is (RFC1893): 5.5.0
> I get this when it try to send mail to the list when the server is setup to use the resend.
> Thanks for your help so far.
>
>
> Daniel Liston <dliston@netscape.com>
>
> 08/14/2001 02:15 AM
>
>
> Two things, what "version" of sendmail are your running? Newer versions, especially with linux, utilize smrsh.
> If yours does, you need to make sure you have a link to "wrapper" in the smrsh directory. This directory is usually /etc/smrsh (in linux).
>
> Majordomo will make a default listname.conf file just by the existance of a listname (subscriber) file in your lists directory.
>
> Hint: make sure no part of the directory tree leading to listname.resend is group or world writable.
>
> Dan Liston
>
> jwesley@CMAontheweb.com wrote:
> >
> > Since I can't just sit back and wait for someone to help/tell me whats wrong, I have been pokeing around on my box and here is what I have learn that may help someone else help me.
> > The problem has something to do with the resend feature. If I change my aliases file to not use the resend it will send mail to the list but then i lose all the features in the confg file. But when i change it to use the resend i get the mail error.
> > Here is wat i am using for both configurations (taken from aliases file)
> > testlist: :include:/usr/lib/majordomo/lists/testlist
> > testlist: "|/home/majordom/runtime/wrapper @/home/majordom/lists/testlist.resend"
> >
> > How can I test that resend has the write premission or that its setup correctly?
> > also on another note, How do you get majordomo to make the listname.conf file?
> >
> > ----- Forwarded by Jeremy Wesley/CMA on 08/13/2001 02:22 PM -----
> > Jeremy Wesley ties
> >
> > 08/13/2001 12:13 PM
> > ority X-±
> >
> > My system
> > Intel p3 450mhx:::256 ram:::IDE HDD:::3com nic
> > RH 6.2 linux, SENDMAIL, Majordomo
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