There are 4 servers which all use the same mail server in the cluster.
\nweb1 – mail server\/web server
\nweb2 – mail server\/webserver
\ndb1 – db server
\ndb2 – db server
\nWhen db1 & db2 cpbackup is complete, the email is sent out but never received by the admin and fails with the message<\/p>\n
Server replied: 550 No Such User Here<\/p>\n
From the exim_main log; When checking exim -bt and whm mail troubleshooter, we get the error; “virtual_aliases router forced address failure”<\/p>\n The error in this case was resolved by removing the “domain.com” for web1 and web2 from the \/etc\/localdomains.<\/p>\n This allowed the mail to resolve correctly to the mail servers and be sent out to the admin from db1 & db2.<\/p>\n [root@db2.domain.com] ~ >> mail -s “test” user@domain.com (hit enter) type in message, 2009-11-19 06:24:14 [17647] cwd=\/root 4 args: send-mail -i admin@domain.com user@domain.com<\/p>\n 2009-11-19 06:24:14 [17647] 1NB57W-0004ad-KG < = root@db1.domain.com U=root P=local S=362 T=\"test\" from 2009-11-19 06:24:30 [17648] 1NB57W-0004ad-KG =>user@domain.com F=<\/root> I hope this makes sense and is able to help someone out… There are 4 servers which all use the same mail server in the cluster. web1 – mail server\/web server web2 – mail server\/webserver db1 – db server db2 – db server When db1 & db2 cpbackup is complete, the email is sent out but never received by the admin and fails with the message Server… <\/p>\n
\n2009-11-19 06:07:26 [15704] 1NB4rG-00045H-LL ** user@domain.com F=
\ntest from db2
\nhit enter for new line, when finished with message, hit CTRL+D Cc: will come up, type in second email address if you would like and then hit enter again to sent the email
\nCc: admin@domain.com
\nThe message has now been sent or should be;<\/p>\n
\n<\/root><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"