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Hi folks,
I have fetch mail server which is configured
in redhat 7.2, its a POP3 server which will retrieve mails from another Fetch
mail server which is physically resides in other country. Now I want to configure one more fetch mail server for
present POP3 server as a back
Did you add the new domain to the 'relay-domains' file?
Also make sure you have the following lines below as well.
define(`SMART_HOST', `mail.yourdomain.com')dnl
MASQUERADE_AS(newdomain.com)
MASQUERADE_DOMAIN(yourdomain.com)
FEATURE(`masquerade_envelope')
FE
SC> 2) Change sendmail config so that it announces itself as a resolvable
SC>system
SC> during the HELO. Which may or may not work. Some e-mail systems are
SC> configured so tight that they will see this config change as a spoof
SC> attempt.
confDOMAIN_NAME did the trick,
>> -Original Message- From: Jake Colman [mailto:colman@;ppllc.com]
>> Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 11:30 AM To: RedHat List Cc: Edward
>> Dekkers Subject: Re: mail configuration problem
>>
>>
>>
>> >> For
SC> If it returns the reverse name, then use that FQDN for the $j macro
SC> above. It dig does not return a reverse name, then your basically
SC> SOL until your get with your network admin, ISP or whatever to
SC> resolve this problem.
I have a valid IP address on my machine - it'
> -Original Message-
> From: Jake Colman [mailto:colman@;ppllc.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 11:30 AM
> To: RedHat List
> Cc: Edward Dekkers
> Subject: Re: mail configuration problem
>
>
>
> >> For postfix, you just set the "mydoma
>> For postfix, you just set the "mydomain = " field to the domain name
>> in question.
ED> For sendmail add:
ED> MASQUERADE_AS(`')
ED> To the sendmail.mc, then run 'm4 /etc/sendmail.mc > /etc/sendmail.cf'
I added MASQUERADE_AS to my .mc file, regenerated the .cf file and r
On Tue, Oct 22, 2002 at 05:52:41PM -0300, juaid wrote:
>
> I don;t remember very much about sendmail, but in postfix is very easy :)
> just adding a line like this in the main.cf file:
>
> myorigin = $mydomain
>
But wouldn't the problem be that reverse dns lookups are failing?
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> For postfix, you just set the "mydomain = " field to the domain name in
> question.
For sendmail add:
MASQUERADE_AS(`')
To the sendmail.mc, then run 'm4 /etc/sendmail.mc > /etc/sendmail.cf'
OR
find the line starting with DM in your sendmail.cf and change it to:
DM
Note it is generally more
In the sendmail.cf file, you can change the system name. However, I
haven't installed/configured Sendmail in a couple of years, so I can't
point you in the right direction, other than the sendmail.cf file.
For postfix, you just set the "mydomain = " field to the domain name in
question.
On 22
From: "Jake Colman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> The server is Stock RH 7.2. If I didn't do anything special, it would be
> sendmail, right?
yup
> I can install and use Postfix if that would make it easier to fix.
I don;t remember very much about sendmail, but in postfix is very easy :)
just adding
j> Postfix or sendmail? Which are you using?
The server is Stock RH 7.2. If I didn't do anything special, it would be
sendmail, right?
I can install and use Postfix if that would make it easier to fix.
>>
>> My home network is configured as a private class C network with a
>>
Postfix or sendmail?
Which are you using?
--- Jake Colman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> My home network is configured as a private class C
> network with a bogus
> domain name. I have my server connected to a cable
> modem and it serves as
> NAT router (among other tasks) for the network. If
My home network is configured as a private class C network with a bogus
domain name. I have my server connected to a cable modem and it serves as
NAT router (among other tasks) for the network. If the server generates
email, it appears to come from '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'. This is a problem
since m
Brian Lucas,
On Friday August 16, 2002 12:38, you said something about:
> I have noticed a utility called LogWatch that periodically sends mail to
> root. How can I tell this program to send mail to a different mail server
> and username.
>
> I would also like all emails redirected through a dif
In /etc/log.d there is a file called logwatch.conf. In that file, there is a line that
reads:
MailTo =
You can set that to another user@domain if you would like to... Then, go to
/etc/init.d and restart syslog.
That should do it.
Joe
> I have noticed a utility called LogWatch that periodica
I have noticed a utility called LogWatch that periodically sends mail to
root. How can I tell this program to send mail to a different mail server
and username.
I would also like all emails redirected through a different mail server.
Thanks!
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