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Date:	Tue, 29 Jan 2008 21:40:46 -0800
From:	"Steven Levine" <steve53@earthlink.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Sendmail

In <479FBEB0.7090409@usa.net>, on 01/29/08
at 04:01 PM, Sheridan George said:

Hi,

>Those are the only two changes I made (with the e editor) to your copy.
>Still the iptrace DNS lookup name is FastEagle.

>---------------------- UDP HEADER ----------------------
> UDP: Source Port: 49504 (Unassigned port) Dest Port: 53 (Domain
>NameServer)
> UDP: Length: 35 (x23)
> UDP: Checksum: A49 (Correct)
>------------------------ DNS ----------------------------
> DNS: ID:46,
> DNS: Query Standard Query
> DNS: FLAGS: 10
> DNS: .0. .... = No Truncation
> DNS: ..1 .... = Recursion Desired
> DNS: Return Code: 0 No Error
> DNS: Question Cnt: 1, Answer Cnt: 0
> DNS: Authority Cnt: 0, Additional Cnt: 0
> DNS: Question Section
> DNS: Name: FastEagle
> DNS: Type: 01 Class: 01

This in itself is not a problem. Sendmail is does a number of dns lookups
because that's what is does. It's only a problem if it never does a
lookup for smtp.roadrunner.com.

Exactly what command line are you using? For my tests, I used

sendmail -d -a tmp.msg -tsteve53@earthlink.net -fsteve53@earthlink.net

I'm using the following macro definitions

Dsslamain
Djslamain
DVsmtp.earthlink.net

The s and j macros make the generated headers look a bit better.

Steven

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