On Wed, Aug 18, 1999 at 10:17:05AM +0200, Jon Luraas wrote:
> Description:
> host1.domain.no - Smart host, relay's all mail from host2 & host3
> to internet. Converted from sendmail to qmail with
> no problem.
> host2.domain.no - New qmail installation with problem when sending to
> internet because host2.domain.no is not in the global
> DNS. The ISP reject the mail's with senders from this
> host.
> host3.domain.no - Old sendmail installation with no problems.
>
> If I log into host2 with telnet and sends a mail with Mutt everything is
> okay. I use 'control/defaulthost' and the masquerading is okay.
This is OK. qmail-inject (which is called by mutt) does header rewriting
and can do masquerading.
> The problem is that all the client's have Win95/98 and use SMTP/POP3
> to handle the mail. I am not able to masquerade the adresses for these
> users.
qmail-smtpd does *not* rewrite headers. It is the responsibility of the
the win95/98 clients to submit the correct envelope sender when sending
mail via SMTP. However, if you really cannot convince them to do that,
then you could consider running ofmipd instead of qmail-smtpd on host2.
ofmipd is designed for header rewriting. It is part of the mess822
package, which you can get from:
ftp://koobera.math.uic.edu/www/software/mess822-0.58.tar.gz
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