Hi, I just enabled plain smtp authentication in Sendmail/RedHat 7.2 in order to prevent spam. I used the original sendmail.mc to create a new sendmail.cf I made the proper changes, including that one related to the DaemonsOptions. I can send and receive e-mail through my "primary domain" (webgarage.com.br), but if I try to send an e-mail to any of the Virtual Hosts I registered in sendmail, the message stays in the queue under the "connection refused" status. If I put back the previous sendmail.cf everything works again (with no smtp authentication though) - the previous sendmail.cf was created by linuxconf and lists some virtual domains. I guess something is missing in my sendmail.mc that allows virtual domains. I manually inserted a FV /etc/mail/sendmail.cV line in sendmail.cf, but im not sure it is 8.11.6 compatible - or maybe I need some other directives in order to have it working.
I receive e-mails for mydomain.com and for someother.com. All e-mails in the second domain are redirected to a special pop account at mydomain.com. So, I have [EMAIL PROTECTED] I also have an account [EMAIL PROTECTED] I have firewall enabled. Does plain text authentication requires some special port to be "open" ? I have only one interface installed, and I already commented that line (Daemon) in the sendmail.mc. The MX records of the domains I host all point to the same linux server/ip. Thank you. Luciano _______________________________________________ Seawolf-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/seawolf-list
