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From: Ruben Varela on 15 Apr 2010 16:20
Okay, I figured it out.

My hostname was my domain.

ruben(a)domain.tld:~$ uname -n
domain.tld
ruben(a)domain.tld:~$ hostname
domain.tld
ruben(a)domain.ltd:~$ hostname --fqdn
domain.tld

I changed this to server.domain.tld

ruben(a)domain.ltd:~$ sudo hostname server.domain.tld

and then tried sending emails and this fixed it.

Afterwards, I changed the file /etc/hostname to reflect the hostname
change so it would be reflected on reboots.

I hope this helps someone else.

-- Rubén O. Varela Rosa
rovr138(a)gmail.com


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