By matt752514
When I send an email (using sendmail) from the command line to my email account I get this in the response: 450 4.7.1 Client host rejected: cannot find your reverse hostname,
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i have the same problema, is in faq digitalocean any tutorial to setup reverse domain ?
i have the same problem ! i renamed my PTR as serevr.domainame.com , and the reverse dont exists , is in digitalocean any tutorial to setup reverse domain /
thanks
The reverse hostname is the droplet name. So if you name your droplet something.mydomain.com you get a PTR record of something.mydomain.com
If you already created your droplet simply rename it in the control panel under settings.
your sendmail config should also use this same name.
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