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From: Charlie Root <root@kcmain.skw-inc.com>
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Subject: sendmail or nameserver configuration problem
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I am setting up a new name server on the internet for a customers domain,
and everything is working, except that when email is sent to anyone@skw-inc.com
I get the following error:

Nov 20 12:34:31 kcmain sendmail[18313]: MAA18311: SYSERR(root): 
skw-inc.com.skw-inc.com. config error: mail loops back to me (MX problem?

I have the machine defined as skw-inc.com. in my nameserver files.  It has 2
network cards, so I have an entry for both IP addresses.  I have aCNAME
setup as mail.skw-inc.com, which also failes.

	any ideas?

	brian