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I'm currently running a mailserver that leaves the From: on the envelope as=
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netdaemon.scraemon.org.  I have the From: on the message set to my FQDN,
scraemon.org.  I do this so I know which host on my network sent the messag=
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while allowing all replies to come back to my FQDN. =20

I have been able to send e-mail to various addresses, this list included,=
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without any issues.  However, I just received an error message when attempt=
ing=20
to send a message through Verizon's mail server.  It stated that I wasn't=
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allowed to send mail.  Is this caused by the domain listed in the From: on =
the=20
envelope not being able to be confirmed with a DNS?  Could it be caused by
the fact that I currently have my MX set to scraemon.org, and not
netdaemon.scraemon.org?=20

% dig scraemon.org mx
ANSWER SECTION:
scraemon.org.           12H IN MX       5 scraemon.org.

Suggestions on what I should change?


Ian

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