> I follow some howto's, and now I can send email from my domain. > In this my local server I configured some virtual http server, using > Webmin and Virtualmin, and all works well. > I use a dyndns.org free domain to make my server worldwide available, > and I have a BIND DNS server to spread the word... right... > > In this solution, I have an http server up and running, and email that I > send using a webmail client are all correctly delivered. > Searching in maillog , I see many error like this: > > Dec 11 17:46:54 kines imap(nando at kines.dyndns.org): > opendir(/usr/libexec/dovecot/imap) failed: Not a directory Looks like a misconfiguration somewhere. I love it when people follow howtos and don't tell us which ones when they come looking for help. > > "kines" is my domain (kines.dyndns.org), and this is my mail server, too > > So I can send email but there's no way to receive them. > I tried to send me some email from different email accounts, but nothing > in my inbox... > And I don't receive error from servers, so appear that email are > correctly delivered to my server... Did you look at the logs to ensure that mails for local mailboxes were being delivered properly? > > There's a way to understand if is only a problem about wrong > configuration of mail boxes, testing if my server work well? > And I want to know if I need to configure a MX record in my DNS server > and if I need to wait while my DNS server spread the new email alias > worldwide. > If your domain is kines.dyndns.org then you do not necessarily need a MX record. MTA's will lookup the A record of kines.dyndns.org if they do not find a MX record when attempting delivery.