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Re: Odd DNS problem, no record for domain.com, but has MX records
From: Jay Guerette (jayguerette
gmail.com)
Date: Fri Apr 01 2005 - 15:08:23 CST
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I will take the vast majority of my moments of brilliance to the
grave, but all my moments of stupidity should be well documented:
I set 'disable_dns_lookups' to YES, stupidly thinking it would merely
disable doing reverse lookups against connecting hosts; unnecessary
overhead in my closed network.
This also meant that is would not do MX lookups, just try to deliver
mail to the A record of the root domain name; if it has one.
Removing that line from the config, an reverting to the default NO, fixed it.
On Mar 15, 2005 9:54 AM, Jay Guerette <jayguerettegmail.com> wrote:
> Postfix bounced an email sent to another domain that has no A record
> for domaim.com, but has MX records. Should it have? I realize this is
> an undesirable configuration, but is it technically wrong? I would
> think that Postifix would just look for the MX.
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