on Fri, 1 Feb 2008
10:52:02 -0800
> Here's the same run using the -d switch:
>
> [R:\]sendmail -d -a sendmail.test -f "s-geo@usa.net" listsns@roadrunner.com >
> sendmail-No-t_switch.txt
I am not a sendmail expert and have not looked at very many sendmail debug
files. What I see here seems to be a DNS lookup problem. It may be that the
DNS response is too long and sendmail times out before it arrives. I have
included a few lines from your debug file below.
> --parseaddr(s-geo@usa.net)
> map_lookup(host, usa.net) => host_map_lookup(usa.net) => FAIL (2)
> --parseaddr(listsns@roadrunner.com)
> map_lookup(host, roadrunner.com) => host_map_lookup(roadrunner.com) => FAIL (2)
I don't know what the FAIL(2) means but I do not get those errors.
> remotename => `s-geo@usa.net'
> getmxrr: res_search(mail.adelphia.net) failed (sock_errno=10060, h_errno=2)
On my system I get "sock_error=0".
> openmailer: IPC mail.adelphia.net
> openmailer: MCI@e5cbc: flags=0, errno=10060, herrno=2, exitstat=75, state=0, pid=0,
> maxsize=0, phase=NULL, mailer=external,
> host=mail.adelphia.net, lastuse=(null)
The "sock_errno=10060, h_errno=2" seems to me to be a DNS request that failed.
What I get after the "openmailer:" entry is a "makeconnection" entry for the
email server.
--
Robert Blair
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