Dennie Lee wrote:
> I have been spending quite a bit of time trying to figure out how to
> pull this one off, but I am on the verge of pulling out my hair. I am
> trying to set up sendmail to do the following:
>
> Our Host Name: bbtel.local
> ISP Host Name: bbtel.com
>
> 1. Mail needs to be routed internally for most users. They will not be
> able to send mail externally. This is the easy part.
so mail FROM that users go to the local mailer, right ?
> 2. Those who need an outside account will have an account on our ISP's
> server. We are using Netscrape under Win95, and I would LIKE to have all
> mail sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED] to automatically be sent to
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This I do not understand. All ??? mail from outside coming in willbe bounced
to bbtel.com. ???
If you do not want this for the 'local' users, make aliases for the
'net-allowed' users in the Aliases file that relays to bbtel.com.
So mail that comes in for a 'local' user will stay local, and mail that
comes in for 'isp' users will be forwarded.
> This would allow our employees to only have to remember
> the username. I can't imaging making them memorize "Joe's e-mail
> address is [EMAIL PROTECTED], while Bob's e-mail address is
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]". All machines will be accessing the internet through the
> linux server, that part is working fine (using Masquerading).
Sorry, I'd like to helpbut I am afraid I did not understand the problem in
its full extent.
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Regards, Groet,
Wim.
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