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This is probably that your server is being attacked by any spammer host.

It also happens to me too...

Under normal conditions, this is already being done on the server.

I managed to get over it by setting the DNS servers of my server to 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2, this came over for the verification failed error.

And for the auth requirement error, I changed in exim.conf acl_smtp_check from : to *


This solved the other problem too.

I do have the exact same problem now, I played with exim.conf to disable sender verification but I'm still getting the smtp auth required message.

Strange thing is gmail can send mails to my server, but some other domains do not.

I have the exact same problem here, actually it is not resetting, it is turning into the exact character count of the password of * characters

OK I got to solve it manually, this is how I do it: Determine which one of the DNS server is left behind. i.e. the SOA serial number is smaller than the other servers. Login to that server, and run this command for each of the un-sync domains: v-rebuild-dns-domain dns-cluster xxyyzz.com Each time yo...

Do you have another set of IP's on your other server? If so, you can just install VestaCP to that server and configure its IP's as another set of NS. Like say, you have 2 servers with 2 ip's on each, this can be your scenario: First Server 1.1.1.1 -> ns1.yourdomain.com 1.1.1.2 -> ns2.yourdomain.com ...

I have the exact same problem, and manually editing the zone file temporarily solves the problem but as soon as I make a change on the master server, SOA serial number reverts on the slave server when it gets updated. And there is another strange thing, when I run v-sync-dns-cluster the SOA serial n...

I have the exact same problem, does anyone know how to fix this?