Is tom@test.com getting a bounce message from RT? If they are not,
it’s most likely not getting that far. I’d look in the mail logs and
make sure your MTA isn’t blocking his message for some reason; if you
see the message arriving there and being delivered to RT, you’ll need
to look in the RT logs to see what RT is doing with it. But it’s
unlikely that RT is blocking a message from a specific domain.On Jan 10, 2011, at 11:00 AM, rt-users-request@lists.bestpractical.com wrote:
Sir,
Our RT can not receive email from special domain(for example, tom@test.com), it is okay before.
Jon Baker
Systems Administrator
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Check if in the history of a ticket is the message “out going email recorded” or something like that is inmmediatly after a new ticket creation or a reply to requestor.
Another trick could be restart webserver and see what happen.