Hello.
I am currently using a linux box to be a temporary e-mail buffer for me.
What I mean by that is, I have the linux box fetch and store my e-mails and
at any given time, I can connect from my win9x box and get the
e-mails. The reason I did this is that I recieve a lot of e-mails a day,
and I easily hit my 10 Meg e-mail quota from @HOME. All it takes me is ~24
hours to hit the limit.
Anyways, I managed to configure fetchmail and postfix so that fetchmail
fetches my e-mails and I can log on and retrieve my e-mails using postfix.
The problem is that when I send e-mails to anyone on my domain, it tries to
see if the user is on my box or not.
For example.
I am [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If I want to send to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It tries to look for the user test on my box. And since that user is not
there, it bounces back. Any way I can tell postfix to send e-mail out and
not to process it on my box?
"Unix is simple, but it takes a genius to understand the simplicity." -
Dennis Ritchie
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Zulfiqar Naushad *
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ICQ: 6001618 *
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