S
Shauna
Hi everyone... any help would be greatly appreciated.
Let's see if I can explain this properly.
I have three new users I will call them
"userA", "userB" & "userC"...
they can send and receive email from everyone on the
network... and all of us can send to them...
EXCEPT
one user... I will call him
"user1"
He can send and receive email from everyone. He can
receive email from Users A,B & C - but when he tries to
send to them.. he gets a MAILER DAEMON "no such user
here" error..
He gets this when if he clicks "reply", selects it from
his address book, or if he creates a new message typing
in the address(es). Other new accounts I have added to
his address book go through without error. It is just
these three accounts that cause him problems.
The catch: when I simulate this error by sending a
badaddress email to the server. I get back a Mailer
Daemon that shows UserXYZ "no such user here" message. In
his error messages, instead of it saying UserA, B, or
C... no such user here... it says... User1 -no such user
here...
It is as though it is trying to resolve his address (the
FROM
instead of the TO: address
It is so bizarre. Please help if you can.
Note: we are not using exchange server - just POP/SMTP
from the ISP
Let's see if I can explain this properly.
I have three new users I will call them
"userA", "userB" & "userC"...
they can send and receive email from everyone on the
network... and all of us can send to them...
EXCEPT
one user... I will call him
"user1"
He can send and receive email from everyone. He can
receive email from Users A,B & C - but when he tries to
send to them.. he gets a MAILER DAEMON "no such user
here" error..
He gets this when if he clicks "reply", selects it from
his address book, or if he creates a new message typing
in the address(es). Other new accounts I have added to
his address book go through without error. It is just
these three accounts that cause him problems.
The catch: when I simulate this error by sending a
badaddress email to the server. I get back a Mailer
Daemon that shows UserXYZ "no such user here" message. In
his error messages, instead of it saying UserA, B, or
C... no such user here... it says... User1 -no such user
here...
It is as though it is trying to resolve his address (the
FROM
instead of the TO: addressIt is so bizarre. Please help if you can.
Note: we are not using exchange server - just POP/SMTP
from the ISP