On Thu, Sep 14, 2000 at 09:04:40PM +1100, Jason Rennie wrote:
> But how do i get sendmail to accept mail as a secondary mail server ?
You have to configure your sendmail to relay for that domain. Exactly how
depends upon the version of sendmail you have. For 8.8, add the domain to
/etc/mail/rel
On Thu, 14 Sep 2000, Terry Collins generated:
>Jason Rennie wrote:
>
>> But how do i get sendmail to accept mail as a secondary mail server ?
>
>As I understand it, you don't. You just set it up as a mail server that
>collects the mail and passes it onto the main later, or have your
>clients poll
> As I understand it, you don't. You just set it up as a mail server that
> collects the mail and passes it onto the main later, or have your
> clients poll it as well.
>
> However, it still relies on bigpond, or whoever provides your MX records
> listing your secondary mail server in their names
Jason Rennie wrote:
> But how do i get sendmail to accept mail as a secondary mail server ?
As I understand it, you don't. You just set it up as a mail server that
collects the mail and passes it onto the main later, or have your
clients poll it as well.
However, it still relies on bigpond, or
Hi all,
Assuming this arrives,(sadly a dubious prospect seemingly)
I'm getting jack of the rubbish that passes for tech support and mail
serving through bigpond.com
I've been losing incoming mail for days, and i've had enough.
How hard is it to set a machine up as a secondary mail server ?
I'
