I don't think this is a difficult task, but I get a bit crazy when I have to deal with sendmail.
I'm working at a company with a very long history of two cultures. The corporate IT department is Microsoft-based and uses DNS. The engineering side is Linux and Solaris based, and uses NIS. Until recently, the powers that were allowed the Linux side direct access to the ISP. Then they decided to end that, and all internet access has to go through the IT department. For normal email, this is not a problem. But we have many systems on which daemons, many owned by root, want to send email. In the cases where the email is send to u...@foo.com, this is not a problem, I set DS to corpmail.foo.com and everyone is happy. But for particular situations, mail needs to be sent to a particular user on a particular Unix system. None of these systems are in the corporate DNS, and that will not change. They all are in the NIS hosts DB. Is there a way, using either sendmail or postfix, to say that email of the form user@system should NOT be sent to corpmail.foo.com, but directly to "system"? I'd prefer to continue using sendmail, unless there is a compelling reason to go to postfix. _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss@blu.org http://lists.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss
