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  • NOC_Serverpoint
    Hi, First, it is a good idea to get to know the following symbols: <= (When the email arrives to the server from outside email server Or ) => (When the email goes to the outside email server) -> (additional address in same delivery) *> (delivery suppressed by -N) ** (delivery failed; address bounced) == (delivery deferred; temporary problem) First line : It will provide you the email server from where the email has been sent it may be your localhost (i.e. 127.0.0.1 mostly for outgoing emails) or any other IP Second Line : The next item on the in this line starts with "H=". This specifies the hostname of the server that the mail originates from. Third Line : Showing the internal email message ID after immediately to the start of date and time. Also it contains the " <=" symbol means the email is the outgoing email from the server from the email address test@domain.com[/EMAIL] alongwith the authentication of email account (see A=courier_login) shows that which webmail client (squirrel)has used. It also contains the subject of the email and the recipient address. Fourth Line : Email connectioin from the email client for that internal email ID is being closed. Fifth Line : The email is being in queue in the /var/spool/exim Sixth Line : Mail server sent the connection request to the recipient email server and this is mentioned as outbond email connection (Connection Establishment). Sevent Line : Once the connection is established to the remote email server the email being sent to the recipient. Eight Line : Completed means the emails is being sent successfully Thank you,
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  • cPanelMichael
    -01-08 11:32:49 H=(ssd2.hostname) [127.0.0.1]:48508 sender verify fail for : Unrouteable address

    Hello, Does the "info@userdomain" email account exist on this system, and does "userdomain.it" exist in the /etc/localdomains file? Thank you.
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