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02-14-2003 09:22 AM
02-14-2003 09:22 AM
sendmail--masquerade & unknown users?
Running hpux 11i on a workstation. I want to config sendmail to
1: Hide my local system-name (have it all appear to come from username@domain)
2: Have all outbound email go to a central host (even if I specify a username (w/o domain) and it doesn't match a user in my local password or alias file (for example, if it's a ref to an alias on the central system).
thanks!
-Bob
1: Hide my local system-name (have it all appear to come from username@domain)
2: Have all outbound email go to a central host (even if I specify a username (w/o domain) and it doesn't match a user in my local password or alias file (for example, if it's a ref to an alias on the central system).
thanks!
-Bob
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02-14-2003 09:32 AM
02-14-2003 09:32 AM
Re: sendmail--masquerade & unknown users?
Hi Bob,
/etc/mail/sendmail.cf is the file you need to modify.
1. Search for DM. Make it to appear like
DMyour_domain.com
2. Look at DR, DH and DL explanations in the above file. A combination of these macros should fix your second requirement.
-Sri
/etc/mail/sendmail.cf is the file you need to modify.
1. Search for DM. Make it to appear like
DMyour_domain.com
2. Look at DR, DH and DL explanations in the above file. A combination of these macros should fix your second requirement.
-Sri
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02-14-2003 09:14 PM
02-14-2003 09:14 PM
Re: sendmail--masquerade & unknown users?
Hi,
Edit sendmail.cf and create these lines
DMdomain.com
modify
CEroot
to
CE
otherwise mails from root will not be masqueraded .
regards,
U.SivaKumar.
Edit sendmail.cf and create these lines
DMdomain.com
modify
CEroot
to
CE
otherwise mails from root will not be masqueraded .
regards,
U.SivaKumar.
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02-18-2003 07:21 AM
02-18-2003 07:21 AM
Re: sendmail--masquerade & unknown users?
In addition:
Send all local mail to the "mail hub" (DH macro):
By setting the macro H (line starting with DH) to the name of the mail hub, all mail that is destined for a local user will, instead, be forwarded
to the same user on the mail hub.
You may have to generate a sendmail.cf.gen file with 10: Accept_unqualified_senders
Berlene
Send all local mail to the "mail hub" (DH macro):
By setting the macro H (line starting with DH) to the name of the mail hub, all mail that is destined for a local user will, instead, be forwarded
to the same user on the mail hub.
You may have to generate a sendmail.cf.gen file with 10: Accept_unqualified_senders
Berlene
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