Thanks for your help.
I made the change. I had to create the file
/usr/local/courier/etc/esmtproutes, it wasn't there. I restarted
courier. Now, how can I test that it is working properly?
Jeff Gamsby
Jeff Jansen wrote:
On Friday 02 April 2004 20:33, Jeff Gamsby wrote:
This may be a dumb question, but I would like to force all outgoing mail
to a specific smtp server.
Not asking is dumber! :-) Put a line in the 'esmtproutes' file in courier's
etc directory (usually "/etc/courier" if you built rpms,
"/usr/lib/courier/etc" otherwise) that says:
: mail.domain.com
with the name of the server you want courier to send everything to. If you
use an ip address enclose it in brackets:
: [10.1.1.1]
Now courier will relay ALL mail to this server. If you need to authenticate
to relay through this machine then put the info in a file called
'esmtpauthclient' also in courier's etc directory in the form:
server username password
Make sure that "server" matches the name (or ip address) that you put in
esmtproutes. Again, put an ip address in brackets.
Jeff Jansen
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