On 31 Dec 1998, Jim Garvin writes:
> what does this do inside of basic configuration ----- match full user name
Allows email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] to be received by the fsmith
account, if it has Fred Smith in the full name part of the /etc/passwd
file. You probably don't want it.
> Relay for' by IP :
> I am running a class c network and doing virtual hosting in here I
> have it set for xxx.xxx.xxx.
> for the whole network
Sounds fine.
> 'Relay for' by name :
> here i have my domain and all virtual domains names listed also
> should I have the host names in here too?
No, that shouldn't be necessary. The help file for that dialogue
reads in part:
To specify a host name, you enter the fully qualified name, like
machine1.domain.com. To specify a domain, simply enter it. This
means that any machine part of this domain will be processed in
the same way.
A quick glance at the source code suggests it really does operate that
way.
> Relay to hosts :
> Here I have set my "domain.com" and that is all.
You may want to put the virtual domains you host email for in here
too?
> It seems to be working sort of but I am getting legit mail bounced
> back as we do not relay from a few sites.
'Legit mail' to what addresses from what addreses? To what IP
address? An example bounce might be helpful here.
Hoping this is a start...
Jonathan
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