all mails stuck in queue after moving my server to Cloudfare pro

[cmdman]

hi MR..

i just purchased cloudfare pro service for my domain and moved to cloudfare everything works fine, but all mails stuck in queue..

please anything i need to change to mail to work..

[MRatWork]

To know what's you doing for dns setting, inform here your dns setting for your domain.

Another possibility for 'mail queue' is wrong setting for 'hostname'.

Read http://forum.mratwork.com/kloxo-mr-tips-and-tricks/(tip)-how-to-setup-qmail-on-kloxo-mr/

[cmdman]

how to get dns setting from MR panel

[MRatWork]

Domains > (select domain) > manage dns

[cmdman]

i taken screenshot.

[MRatWork]

Click 1 of email in 'mail queue' and you will see what's happen until 'queue'.

[MRatWork]

BTW, try update your VPS with 'yum clean all; yum update; sh /script/cleanup'.

[cmdman]

BTW, try update your VPS with 'yum clean all; yum update; sh /script/cleanup'.

after this mysite crashed its open blank page ok i solved it ,, but stilll mails in queue

[MRatWork]

Update will not fix mail queue. Like I said before, go to 'mail queue' and click 1 queue and then you will see what's happens.

[cmdman]

Log

Jan 27 02:01:18 server12 send: 1390806078.635640 delivery 2: deferral: Connected_to_187.45.217.20_but_my_name_was_rejected./Remote_host_said:_504_5.5.2_<webmail>:_Helo_command_rejected:_need_fully-qualified_hostname/

[MRatWork]

So, look like your hostname is bad.

Modified your hostname in your VPS panel (virtualizor/SolusVM/others) with format 'subdom.domain.com'.

For example, this forum hosting in VPS with:

Code: [Select]

> hostname -f; hostname -s; cat /etc/hosts
dev.potissima.com
dev
127.0.0.1               localhost.localdomain localhost
### begin - add by Kloxo-MR
46.105.49.194 dev.potissima.com dev
### end - add by Kloxo-MR
So, you can run 'hostname -f; hostname -s; cat /etc/hosts' to know about your hostname.

[cmdman]

so what you want me to change host name

[root@server12 script]# hostname -f
server12.mydomain.com
[root@server12 script]# hostname -s
server12
[root@server12 script]#

[MRatWork]

hostname like ok but maybe need modified /etc/hosts.

[MRatWork]

After that. run 'sh /script/fixmail-all; sh /script/restart-all'.

[cmdman]

host file info

### begin - add by Kloxo-MR
### end - add by Kloxo-MR

127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost localhost4.localdomain4 localhost4
# Auto-generated hostname. Please do not remove this comment.
21.250.37.244 server12.mydomain.com  server12
::1         localhost localhost.localdomain localhost6 localhost6.localdomain6
[root@server12 script]#