[Fwd: ezmlm warning]

[Mark Street]

Yep,  my bad as I only used host to get the 145.145.
I had to do the same thing with sonic to get them to relay my mail to my 
mail server.  A little different with a DSL static IP addy but the same DNS 
entry applies for the MX record for the domain.

;; ANSWER SECTION:
streetchiro.com.        3600    IN      MX      10 mail.sonic.net.
streetchiro.com.        3600    IN      MX      0 streetchiro.com.


At 01:44 PM 1/5/2002 -0800, Eric Eisenhart wrote:
>mail2.monitor.net.      86400   IN      A       65.214.144.4
>mail.monitor.net.       86400   IN      A       65.214.144.7
>
>Which means that the first thing somebody trying to send you email is
>supposed to do is try 65.214.144.7, and if that fails, try .4.
>
>As Mark pointed out, we could set up qmail to only deliver to your domain
>via mail.monitor.net, but down that path lies madness.  The right solution
>is for your ISP to fix the problem; us setting up specific, hard-coded
>relaying will break if you change ISP or the ISP changes setup and other
>people will have the same problem emailing you and you just won't hear about
>it.
>
>(Mark: that 145.145 address is an A record, which is irrelevant for email
>unless there's no MX record.  I'd bet that's the website)