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Thanks for reading this. I have a ham radio domain name, namely "w1ac.ampr.org". The ampr.org domain is used by ham operators to lookup addresses in the 44.0.0.0/8 space, which is a semi-detached network connected via amateur packet radio. Now, the problem: I have an MX record in the ampr.org dns, which points to billhorne.homelinux.org, the dynamic dns domain name for my Linux firewall. If I send email from either netscape.net or hotmail, to <user>@w1ac.ampr.org, it gets through OK. I have set the new domain in the sendmail.rc file, so sendmail knows it's supposed to take mail for w1ac.ampr.org (and indeed it does, from hotmail/netscape). However, mail from my attbi.com address produces an error from the attbi.com postmaster, saying that "Host w1ac.ampr.org not found". Does anyone know why this is so? Ideas? Workarounds? TIA. Bill Horne
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