powdarrmonkey

Correct, ping is one of the packet types in the Internet Control Message protocol. I still say it's the gateway. As to the DNS error, you don't have a correctly configured reverse-lookup zone.

http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-files/Media/documents/2009/10/28/P2PFlowchart.pdf

Looks like you're not assigning a default gateway to your clients:

Odd, 2.8~20080505-0ubuntu9 is indeed greater than 2.8.. try using aptitude instead of apt-get, it's dependency resolver is a bit more intelligent. Also try commenting out the two repository lines in /etc/apt/sources.list, getting the system right up to date, and then enabling them again.

I'd be interested to hear.

Substitute 'intrepid' into 'jaunty' in those repository lines then.

Of course I'm happy to help, but if you can't follow instructions I don't have a lot of patience. Please change these lines in /etc/apt/sources.list deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/tobydox/ubuntu intrepid main deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/tobydox/ubuntu intrepid main to deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/tobydox/mingw/ubuntu jaunty main deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/tobydox/mingw/ubuntu jaunty main and then follow the other instructions on that page. Which version of Ubuntu are you using?

Well I don't see anything about calling ./configure --with-win32 on that page...

so not the instructions on the official documentation?

Six months from the date on the cheque, usually. So probably not.

Nope

Correct, the Messenger service has been retired.

Oh, right, you've opened^Whijacked another thread. Great

Cross-compiling it to what, and what doesn't work?

If it's passed into law, of course. And given the technical awareness of the majority of our esteemed MPs, it's a very likely outcome Correct. +1. It's an extremely unfair way to go about it.

No, have one server (or cluster of, if you want redundancy) to serve up DHCP addresses totally independently of your domains. Or if you prefer, nominate one domain to hold your DHCP mechanism. Yes. Each server that's going to process lookups needs stub zones to tell it where to find foreign domains. On the Internet that's done by the root servers, but they don't know about your private domains so you have to give your servers hints yourself.

If it was me, I'd have a completely independent DHCP and DNS server with appropriate stub records for the three domains, and configure all clients to look up there. Each domain-based DNS server also needs stubs for the other zones.

you know, you can send pms too...

I like it.

Correct. Really, though, I think you need to get in touch with Virgin and find out definitively why it's bouncing; this is mostly just 'mail servers commonly reject when...'.

heh, crack up or crack down?

Your DNS time-to-live is 24 hours, so you should be clear by now. And besides, the right SPF flags show up in the NDR, so that's not the problem.

It should match your helo: Looks like virgin just aren't reporting it. (oooh, digging around at your domain: I used to work for UK2 haven't seen an ultra dns record for years!)

Still doesn't give a reason, typical Virgin... phone them if you feel brave, or try testing the smtp conversation with this guide (the server you want is aspmx.l.google.com). Edit: could be that you don't seem to have reverse DNS set up on your public IP.

Please post the rest of the rejection email. That snippet doesn't give any reasons.