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Using google apps - djabit - 06-16-2011 04:38 AM
Hi,
i am hosting several domains on a debian squeeze server with ispcp 1.07.
For a single Domain i want to use google apps for emails... does anyone know how to do that?
Thank you.
RE: Using google apps - kilburn - 06-16-2011 07:42 AM
Yeah, google knows. Search "ispcp google apps" and you get multiple threads about this very same topic, such as this one or that one.
RE: Using google apps - djabit - 06-28-2011 12:40 AM
Hi,
unfortunatly that did not work for me
!I tried this:
Code:
you have to remove the domain from your
"/etc/ispcp/postfix/working/domains"
and from "/etc/postfix/ispcp/domains"
and run "postmap /etc/postfix/ispcp/domains"
and run "postfix reload"and got this error:
Code:
Jun 27 16:28:45 isp postfix/smtp[22965]: D672814C153E: to=<user@domain.tld>, relay=none, delay=0.02, delays=0.02/0/0/0, dsn=5.4.6, status=bounced (mail for user@domain.tld loops back to myself)Any other ideas?
Thanks.
RE: Using google apps - kilburn - 06-28-2011 12:46 AM
You also have to edit the domain's DNS records (using either the GUI or by directly modifying the zone files) as specified in the google apps help pages.
RE: Using google apps - djabit - 06-28-2011 08:43 PM
(06-28-2011 12:46 AM)kilburn Wrote: You also have to edit the domain's DNS records (using either the GUI or by directly modifying the zone files) as specified in the google apps help pages.
I edited the DNS Records and it works if i send mails from another server.
But if i try to send from an ispcp account i get this "loops back" error.
Do i have to edit the zone file on the ispcp server? Do you know how to do that?
Thanks.
RE: Using google apps - kilburn - 06-28-2011 10:12 PM
Ispcp thinks that it is the authoritative server for your domain, so it considers its own DNS records instead of the "real" ones (the ones that you have setup elswhere).
Therefore, you *do* have to edit the zones in your server. This can be easily done by modifying *both* the /etc/ispcp/bind/working/domain.tld.db *and* /var/cache/bind/domain.tld.db files. Do not forget to increase the serial number while doing so.
Once you have edited both files, execute "rncd reload domain.tld" to tell bind to reload the zone, and your mails will start to be properly delivered.
RE: Using google apps - djabit - 06-28-2011 11:02 PM
(06-28-2011 10:12 PM)kilburn Wrote: Ispcp thinks that it is the authoritative server for your domain, so it considers its own DNS records instead of the "real" ones (the ones that you have setup elswhere).
Therefore, you *do* have to edit the zones in your server. This can be easily done by modifying *both* the /etc/ispcp/bind/working/domain.tld.db *and* /var/cache/bind/domain.tld.db files. Do not forget to increase the serial number while doing so.
Once you have edited both files, execute "rncd reload domain.tld" to tell bind to reload the zone, and your mails will start to be properly delivered.
Thank you it works
!Another way:
Just add an mx record via ispcp gui... you have to use a priority <10 !