Re: mail routing & and sanity

2001-06-20 Thread Dave Sill

Chris Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>Actually, he won't need to do anything. smtproutes is read by every invocation
>of qmail-remote.

You're right, of course. Sorry, that was a brain fart. Momentary
qmail-rspawn/qmail-remote confusion.

-Dave



Re: mail routing & and sanity

2001-06-20 Thread Henning Brauer

On Wed, Jun 20, 2001 at 08:50:40AM -0400, Dave Sill wrote:
> No, smtproutes is a qmail-remote control file. HUP'ing qmail-send
> won't help. He'll need to completely restart qmail.

Huh? No. qmail-remote reads smtproutes on startup, and qmail-remote is
started for every remote delivery. no need to restart anything.
For the possible changes here in locals/virtualdomains a SIGHUP to
qmail-send is needed.

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Re: mail routing & and sanity

2001-06-20 Thread Chris Johnson

On Wed, Jun 20, 2001 at 08:50:40AM -0400, Dave Sill wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
> >put in $QMAILDIR/control/smtproutes
> >
> >myhost.com:notes.myhost.com
> >
> >make sure for the rest it is only in control/rcpthosts
> >
> >and SIGHUP qmail-send.
> 
> No, smtproutes is a qmail-remote control file. HUP'ing qmail-send
> won't help. He'll need to completely restart qmail.

Actually, he won't need to do anything. smtproutes is read by every invocation
of qmail-remote.

Chris

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Re: mail routing & and sanity

2001-06-20 Thread Dave Sill

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>put in $QMAILDIR/control/smtproutes
>
>myhost.com:notes.myhost.com
>
>make sure for the rest it is only in control/rcpthosts
>
>and SIGHUP qmail-send.

No, smtproutes is a qmail-remote control file. HUP'ing qmail-send
won't help. He'll need to completely restart qmail.

-Dave



Re: mail routing & and sanity

2001-06-20 Thread Henning Brauer

On Wed, Jun 20, 2001 at 07:36:28PM +1000, dennis wrote:
> So, the question is, how do I tell Qmail to forward all "myhost.com"
> mail to "notes.myhost.com" for local delivery on the Notes/Domino email
> server ??

echo "myhost.com:notes.myhost.com" >> /var/qmail/control/smtproutes

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Re: mail routing & and sanity

2001-06-20 Thread arjen-qmail

On Wed, 20 Jun 2001, dennis wrote:

>   
> So, the question is, how do I tell Qmail to forward all "myhost.com"
> mail to "notes.myhost.com" for local delivery on the Notes/Domino email
> server ??

put in $QMAILDIR/control/smtproutes

myhost.com:notes.myhost.com

make sure for the rest it is only in control/rcpthosts

and SIGHUP qmail-send.

You could have easily found the answer in the mailinglist archive...



Grtz, 

Arjen.





mail routing & and sanity

2001-06-20 Thread dennis

Hi all...

If you've been a long time subscribe to this list you may remember an
email regarding the cancellation of my Qmail project after the
employment of new management for a Notes/Domino mail solution... 

Well, the saga continues...

After management realized that Notes/Domino will not be able to provide
them with all the feature they require (or it's not going to be able to
provide them in a acceptable fashion) the decision has been made to
reinstate Qmail as the company upstream SMTP relay host for the
Notes/Domino server 

All well and good, I say




Long explination


1) The "myhost.com" zonefile has an MX, "notes.myhost.com",
"123.456.789.123"   (Notes/Domino)
2) I am going to change the MX to "mail.myhost.com",
"123.456.789.122" (Qmail)

So, the question is, how do I tell Qmail to forward all "myhost.com"
mail to "notes.myhost.com" for local delivery on the Notes/Domino email
server ??

Did that make any sense ?


Kindest regards
Dennis