No Such User Here
Hello
We have an email account info@domain.net on a cpanel server
We have an email account info@domain.com on other server (windows)
We can send emails to info@domain.com from any email address (gmail, yahoo, msn, ...)
We have a contact us php script on domain.net (cpanel server) that sends the form results from info@domain.net to info@domain.com, but it says:
[QUOTE]This message was created automatically by mail delivery software.
A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its
recipients. This is a permanent error. The following address(es) failed:
info@domain.com
(ultimately generated from info@domain.net)
No Such User Here
info@domain.com is exists on the windows server and works. when we change info@domain.com into the php code to another email, it works. Why it says "No Such User Here" and how can we fix it? Please help. Regards
info@domain.com is exists on the windows server and works. when we change info@domain.com into the php code to another email, it works. Why it says "No Such User Here" and how can we fix it? Please help. Regards
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Try adding domain.net in /etc/remotedomains and remove the same domain in /etc/localdomains Then service exim restart 0 -
[quote="samachosting, post: 1630682">Try adding domain.net in /etc/remotedomains and remove the same domain in /etc/localdomains Then service exim restart
domain.net is on cpanel and is local domain, are you sure?0 -
Firstly try troubleshooting through mail troubleshooter available in the whm. Take a backup of /etc/localdomains and try changing it as said previously. Paste the exim error log here with respect to this email transaction if still faces issues. 0 -
Usually I find if this happens the first thing I check is to ensure the domain I'm sending to actually does not exist or has been added on the same server or panel. In most cases that is the case. Well atleast in mine :) 0 -
Hello :) It's actually "domain.com" that you want to ensure is not in the /etc/localdomains file, based on the example you provided. The other poster suggested "domain.net", but that domain is supposed to be in the /etc/localdomains file based on your example. Thank you. 0
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