Failed mail error
If the system returns your mail immediately
in a mail message with the words ``Failed Mail''
in the ``Subject'' line, there is a problem with
the system channel or domain tables.
Use the following procedure to check this:
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Log in as mmdf.
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Change directory to /usr/mmdf/bin.
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Invoke
checkaddr(ADM)
with the mail address that you used.
For example, if mail sylvia@seattle failed, enter:
./checkaddr sylvia@seattle
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If checkaddr displays
``Unknown Host Domain,'' either the host or domain
is not in the channel or domain files, or the
/usr/mmdf/mmdftailor file contains an error.
If checkaddr displays ``OK,'' then the host and domain
are in the channel and domain files, but are incorrectly configured.
Check the address with checkaddr -w to diagnose this problem.
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Verify that your
domain,
channel,
and
/usr/mmdf/mmdftailor
files are set up correctly.
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