On Sep 16, 2007, at 20:01, Ben Scott wrote:
> Now that
> you know that, what can you do that you couldn't before? :-)
Your hostnames aren't bad. From the HELO strings I've been seeing,
now that I sometimes pay attention, I see very generic outside names
like mx1 and inside names like NETWAR
On 9/16/07, Bill McGonigle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> So that may not be doing what you want, because it leaves $w
>> set to whatever it used to be set to, and you seem to be implying your
>> system's hostname is somehow bogus for purposes of Sendmail.
>
> Right, in this case Sendmail needs to
On Sep 13, 2007, at 16:40, Ben Scott wrote:
> So that may not be doing what you want, because it leaves $w
> set to whatever it used to be set to, and you seem to be implying your
> system's hostname is somehow bogus for purposes of Sendmail.
Right, in this case Sendmail needs to HELO with a val
On 9/13/07, Bill McGonigle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For some reason the problems I seem to run into seem to do not have
> an .mc macro defined. :( Sometimes I can find a hint online, but
> the community seems to be sparse.
I've long suspected that some people just have bad karma with
certa
On Sep 9, 2007, at 21:25, Ben Scott wrote:
> What would be needed to configure Postfix on SATURN to rewrite
> "From" addresses (masquerade, in Sendmail terms) for Steven's machines
> to be <@syslang.net>? Don't forget it has to rewrite mail from PLUTO
> as well as locally-originated mail.
For
Steven W. Orr wrote:
> I have a linux box "saturn" running sendmail which is the "hub" where the
> MX record for my domain points.
>
> I have a box inside the house called "pluto" that sends all its mail to
> saturn using SMART_HOST for delivery. All is good in the universe.
>
> When sending mail
On 9/9/07, Bill McGonigle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>/etc/postfix/transport
> to have the lines:
>root:
>* : smtp:saturn.syslang.net
I take it that means, in essence, "no special rule for user 'root',
so do what is normally done (deliver locally); send everything else to
SATURN"?
Wow! Impressive reply, Ben.
At the risk of incurring rotten fruit, alternately one could configure:
/etc/postfix/transport
to have the lines:
root:
* : smtp:saturn.syslang.net
(I think, untested) and, include it in:
/etc/postfix/main.cf
with:
transport_maps = hash:/etc/pos
After an off-list conversation with Steven Orr , I have a
better idea of what he's after.
SYMPTOMS
Steven has hosts SATURN and PLUTO, and a registered domain name
. He wants SATURN to be responsible for most mail
delivery. The MX records in the public DNS effectively tell the world
to deliv
On Sep 9, 2007, at 16:04, Steven W. Orr wrote:
> When sending mail from pluto, I want the addresses that the message is
> sent to, to be changed so that *any* address that is bound for
> syslang.net
> does not get sent to pluto.syslang.net. All addresses on saturn are
> valid
> on pluto, but
On 9/9/07, Steven W. Orr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When sending mail from pluto, I want the addresses that the message is
> sent to, to be changed so that *any* address that is bound for syslang.net
> does not get sent to pluto.syslang.net.
I'm not sure I follow what you mean on the above. D
I have a linux box "saturn" running sendmail which is the "hub" where the
MX record for my domain points.
I have a box inside the house called "pluto" that sends all its mail to
saturn using SMART_HOST for delivery. All is good in the universe.
When sending mail from pluto, I want the addresses
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