That's exactly what I want! I was hoping there was a way to avoid
adding all my client computers in control/locals that I wanted to have
delivered locally. If a machine name changes, this will be just one
more thing to keep up, but I suppose I can live with that. It goes by
DNS name, I presume? No matter what they call their computer in network
neighborhood, qmail will still see the DNS name?
Thanks for your reply!
Kevin
-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Sill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 23, 1999 9:36 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: smtp routing
Let's see if I've got this straight. You've got:
mail.mysite.org (your qmail box)
mailhost.hq.net (the relay to the rest of the world)
pcN.mysite.org (systems with local mail users)
And you want mail routed like this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -> remote to "user" on pcN.mysite.org
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -> local "user" on mailhost.hq.net
user@*.mysite.org -> local "user" on mailhost.hq.net
user@anywhere_else -> relay through mailhost.hq.net
OK, in control/smtproutes:
pc1.mysite.org:
pc2.mysite.org:
pc3.mysite.org:
:mailhost.hq.net
In control/locals:
mail.mysite.org
mysite.org
foo.mysite.org
bar.mysite.org (e.g., all the mysite.org hosts you want to
handle locally)
In control/rcphosts:
pc1.mysite.org
pc2.mysite.org
pc3.mysite.org
(plus contents of control/locals)
Then restart qmail and test.
-Dave
