Fellas, thanks for all your help! After doing some research, I found that
some mail servers are requiring SPF records in DNS zone files now. So, I
found a wizard and generated one.

spininternethosting.net. IN TXT "v=spf1 ip4:68.142.96.60/16 a:
r69.spininternethosting.net mx:STMP mx:Server include:spininternetmedia.com~all"

Restarted DNS, sent four test messages from different methods... and all my
cox.net (and one prodigy.net) addresses got the mail.

Thanks again,

; )



On 5/5/06, Alex Dean <alex@crackpot.org> wrote:
>
> On May 4, 2006, at 9:25 PM, Randy Melder wrote:
>
> > And log results:
> > tail --lines 1000 maillog | grep cox
> > [nothing]
> > tail --lines 1000 qmail/smtp/current | grep cox
> > [nothing]
> >
> > Any other log files I should be inspecting?
>
> Is there anything in your log file for the other messages?  I'm
> wondering if there's just nothing for this message, or if you have a
> problem with your logging setup as well.
>
> qmail has a -different- way of doing logging (like it does everything
> else it's own way).  If you haven't configured the run scripts for
> the logging process, it might not be recording anything at all.
>
> alex
>
> .
>
>
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