--- Ben Reser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sat, Aug 26, 2000 at 08:22:32AM -0400, Eugenio
> Diaz wrote:
> > So does anyone know how to configure sendmail to
> bind to an specific IP
> > when sending email out, for example, foo1.com's IP
> when sending email on
> > behalf of foo1.com, and to foo2.com's IP when
> sending email on behalf of
> > foo2.com?
>
> It'd be more logical to make the kernel bind to a
> particular ip address based
> upon the user who owns the process sending the mail.
This would require running an apache process (or more
precisely a set of processes) for each site; and that
is out of the question.
> This was done at an ISP I
> worked at several years ago, primarily for security
> purposes to keep users from
> using each others virtual hosts. However, this
> modification was done on BSDI
> so I'm not sure if it's something that has been done
> on Linux or how easy it
> would be to do.
I think you are probably talking about a shared
system, like an ISP giving shell access or something
like that.
That is not what we do. We are just doing webhosting.
Customers have no access to the system except for ftp.
> This would of course solve your DNS problem as well
> as your sendmail problem
> and wouldn't even require specific configuration of
> each application.
Thanks for your response.
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