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06-28-2002 05:49 AM
06-28-2002 05:49 AM
sendmail aliasing for domain
Hi,
I want to alias each user to user@abc.com. But I don't want to alias hundreds of users on hundreds of clients.
If there is a solution on that, is it possible to define exceptions, i.e. for root?
Clemens
I want to alias each user to user@abc.com. But I don't want to alias hundreds of users on hundreds of clients.
If there is a solution on that, is it possible to define exceptions, i.e. for root?
Clemens
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07-02-2002 07:14 AM
07-02-2002 07:14 AM
Re: sendmail aliasing for domain
Hi Clemens,
I'm not sure if I understand your question :
Do you want that all outgoing mail will have @abc.com added after user ?
If this is the case, you just have to activade masquerading of sendmail.
To do that :
In sendmail.cf, add :
DMabc.com
And select which domain is masqueraded :
CM hostname
or anything else !
to exclude root : CL root
The cleanest way to make the change is the m4 on the mc file
If I didn't understand the question, can you be more clear about what you want to do ?
Hope it may help
Benoit
I'm not sure if I understand your question :
Do you want that all outgoing mail will have @abc.com added after user ?
If this is the case, you just have to activade masquerading of sendmail.
To do that :
In sendmail.cf, add :
DMabc.com
And select which domain is masqueraded :
CM hostname
or anything else !
to exclude root : CL root
The cleanest way to make the change is the m4 on the mc file
If I didn't understand the question, can you be more clear about what you want to do ?
Hope it may help
Benoit
Une application mal pansée aboutit à une usine à gaze (GHG)
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07-02-2002 07:57 AM
07-02-2002 07:57 AM
Re: sendmail aliasing for domain
To route (or re-route) inbound mail to users on a domain by domain basis or a user by user basis user virtusertable. virusertable takes a lefthand address
user@domain
and delivers it to a right hand address
user[optionally @ someotherdomain]
This is generally referred to as virtual domain hosting.
To re-write headers of outbound mail to reflect virtual domains (or hide internal delivery hosts) use the genericstable.
To route mail from a mail exchanger to a mail delivery box on a domain by domain basis use mailertable.
The reply-to address is easily coerced by setting the reply address in a POP client. This technique can be used in lieu of genericstable.
user@domain
and delivers it to a right hand address
user[optionally @ someotherdomain]
This is generally referred to as virtual domain hosting.
To re-write headers of outbound mail to reflect virtual domains (or hide internal delivery hosts) use the genericstable.
To route mail from a mail exchanger to a mail delivery box on a domain by domain basis use mailertable.
The reply-to address is easily coerced by setting the reply address in a POP client. This technique can be used in lieu of genericstable.
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07-02-2002 09:40 AM
07-02-2002 09:40 AM
Re: sendmail aliasing for domain
Hi Benoit,
I think my question was not very clear, but you took me on the right way.
To forward all local mail to a mail server (relay?) I used
DH mailservername
For exceptions on this rule I used
CL root bob mary
Thanks for your assistance.
Clemens
I think my question was not very clear, but you took me on the right way.
To forward all local mail to a mail server (relay?) I used
DH mailservername
For exceptions on this rule I used
CL root bob mary
Thanks for your assistance.
Clemens
always look on the bright side of life
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