By putting my top domain in the defaulthost file on my external hub (MX
for the domain) will that automagically rewrite the _sender_ address on
outgoing email? Rewriting will not be necesary for 99% of my users but
there are a few who might be running thier own Unices and need to have
headers rewitten. Will it affect anything else?
Another question, I want all mail for my domain forwarded to my internal
hub _except_ for mail directed to the external hub itself. There is a
mailing list server on the external hub, so mail sent to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] must be managed locally.
Now lists.mydomain is an alias for the external hubs real name. But I
have the following in my smtproutes file:
rmc.ca:sol1.rmc.ca
.rmc.ca:sol1.rmc.ca
Will this cause mail for the external hub to be forwarded to the
internal hub, which would then redirect the mail to the external hub ad
nauseum? Should I use explicit entries in smtphosts for each domain I
want to forward instead of the catch all ".rmc.ca:..."?
-med
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