Hey everyone. I was hoping someone out there could shed some light on this situation. I have the MX records set up with my domain so that they're all forwarded to Google Apps. It's been working quite well, except that I recently checked my "canrocks@lotus.x10hosting.com" e-mail and found 47 e-mails with the title "Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender". Here's an example of a message:
It has come from two sources: the form on my site, and run of the mill messages from softaculous telling me that wordpress has installed properly.
It's not only spam; I found some important messages that had been missed. And not all of these messages fall into the sinkhole, I still receive messages from my website form at admin@ryersongreens.ca from time to time.
Do you think these correspond with server failures? Here are the dates on which I have received these messages:
09/03/2008*
12/29/2008*
02/20/2009*
04/22/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/15/2009*
08/30/2009*
09/01/2009*
09/01/2009*
09/03/2009*
09/08/2009*
09/11/2009*
09/11/2009*
09/14/2009*
09/14/2009*
09/15/2009*
09/18/2009*
09/22/2009*
09/29/2009*
10/08/2009*
10/09/2009*
10/16/2009*
10/20/2009*
10/30/2009*
11/24/2009*
11/24/2009*
11/27/2009*
12/01/2009*
12/06/2009*
12/06/2009*
12/13/2009*
12/17/2009*
12/29/2009*
12/29/2009*
12/30/2009*
12/30/2009*
02:05:04 AM*
Any ideas? This is really frustrating for me. If there's no fix, can I get the canrocks@lotus.x10hosting.com e-mail forwarded to my gmail? That would work as well.
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This message was created automatically by mail delivery software.
A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its
recipients. This is a permanent error. The following address(es) failed:
admin@ryersongreens.ca
Unrouteable address
------ This is a copy of the message, including all the headers. ------
Return-path: <canrocks@lotus.x10hosting.com>
Received: from canrocks by lotus.x10hosting.com with local (Exim 4.69)
(envelope-from <canrocks@lotus.x10hosting.com>)
id 1NLS4T-0007z7-IF
for admin@ryersongreens.ca; Thu, 17 Dec 2009 20:55:57 -0500
To: admin@ryersongreens.ca
Subject: Someone wants to join ze e-mail list!
From:[I]SENDER@SENDER.COM[/I]
Message-Id: <E1NLS4T-0007z7-IF@lotus.x10hosting.com>
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 2009 20:55:57 -0500
X-x10Hosting-MailScanner-Information: Please contact the ISP for more information
X-x10Hosting-MailScanner-ID: 1NLS4T-0007z7-IF
X-x10Hosting-MailScanner: Found to be clean
X-x10Hosting-MailScanner-SpamCheck: not spam, SpamAssassin (not cached,
score=-0.186, required 5, autolearn=not spam, BAYES_40 -0.18,
NO_RELAYS -0.00)
X-x10Hosting-MailScanner-From: canrocks@lotus.x10hosting.com
X-Spam-Status: No
Name: [I]SENDER SENDER[/I]
if this says on, the person is interested in volunteering:
Phone Number: [I]8888888888[/I]It has come from two sources: the form on my site, and run of the mill messages from softaculous telling me that wordpress has installed properly.
It's not only spam; I found some important messages that had been missed. And not all of these messages fall into the sinkhole, I still receive messages from my website form at admin@ryersongreens.ca from time to time.
Do you think these correspond with server failures? Here are the dates on which I have received these messages:
09/03/2008*
12/29/2008*
02/20/2009*
04/22/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/14/2009*
07/15/2009*
08/30/2009*
09/01/2009*
09/01/2009*
09/03/2009*
09/08/2009*
09/11/2009*
09/11/2009*
09/14/2009*
09/14/2009*
09/15/2009*
09/18/2009*
09/22/2009*
09/29/2009*
10/08/2009*
10/09/2009*
10/16/2009*
10/20/2009*
10/30/2009*
11/24/2009*
11/24/2009*
11/27/2009*
12/01/2009*
12/06/2009*
12/06/2009*
12/13/2009*
12/17/2009*
12/29/2009*
12/29/2009*
12/30/2009*
12/30/2009*
02:05:04 AM*
Any ideas? This is really frustrating for me. If there's no fix, can I get the canrocks@lotus.x10hosting.com e-mail forwarded to my gmail? That would work as well.