Don't you have to put all the users into the mail aliases file on each
subsidiary machine?
eg:
freddy:freddy@vorlon
alice:alice@vorlon
(or whichever host you want them to go to)
I have mine set up with config files set up as a subsidiary mailer for all
hosts except for
one which has its mail config file set up for "main", using the sample
config files from sendmail.org (please note this is not Linux but I don't
think it makes any difference).
Regards,
Jill
(who is not a sendmail expert but is prepared to fiddle with it at times)
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Damien Gardner Jnr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> I have totally removed sendmail on both machines and
> reinstalled (dpkg --purge --force-depends sendmail && rm -rf
> /etc/mail && apt-get install sendmail), and yet they still
> try to deliver those domains locally, rather than giving a
> relaying denied message.
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