On Fri, Feb 02, 2001 at 09:21:24AM +0100, Linux wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I have strange problem with postfix and MX records in my dns.
> I'm hosting many virtual domains with postfix, so i'm putting MX 10
> pop.my.it on all my zone file.
> Now with xDSL some of my customers wants their own mail server.
> Now my configuration on DNS looks like MX 10 pop.customer1.it
> But when i send a mail directed to usercustomer1.it, the mail arrives to my
> server again.

Do you have the domainname in your $mydestination by any chance ?

> If i send i mail from another connection to the internet, the mail arrives on
> my server.

Maybe his DNS hasnt expired yet, or your DNS config is wrong.

> Sending a mail to userpop.customers1.it works well.
> Where my fault?

Most likely DNS, but can't know for sure till you show us some actual examples
;)

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