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10-29-2003 01:45 AM
10-29-2003 01:45 AM
We are trying to activate an open mail relay on one server, to out snmp server. We are not sure what ruleset gets activated for an open relay. Our intent here is to forward from specific domains behind our firewall (we're aware of the no-no's for using open relay). My question is basically, the proper confuration needed for the .cf file. How does this interact with the smart relay? or does it? Thanks in advance.
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10-29-2003 01:51 AM
10-29-2003 01:51 AM
Solution
Relay is handled for sendmail in /etc/mail/access file
hostnmae RELAY
or
IP_ADDRESS RELAY
This is a tab delimited data file. In later versions of sendmail a script called gen_cf will put this into production.
This allows relay.
You will probably need entries to validate the domains as well.
/etc/mail/virtusertable
/etc/mail/genericstable
Same basic formats.
@domain.com localuser
@domain.com remoteuser@server.domain.com
user@domain.net localuser2
tab delimited
gen_cf puts it into production
genericstable is reverse format with th user before the domain.
SEP
hostnmae RELAY
or
IP_ADDRESS RELAY
This is a tab delimited data file. In later versions of sendmail a script called gen_cf will put this into production.
This allows relay.
You will probably need entries to validate the domains as well.
/etc/mail/virtusertable
/etc/mail/genericstable
Same basic formats.
@domain.com localuser
@domain.com remoteuser@server.domain.com
user@domain.net localuser2
tab delimited
gen_cf puts it into production
genericstable is reverse format with th user before the domain.
SEP
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10-29-2003 01:57 AM
10-29-2003 01:57 AM
Re: Sendmail - open relay.
For sendmail 8.9 or les:
Check out the LocalIP and LocalNames directives in sendmail.cf. If you enable these files, and then create them in /etc/mail, the addresses listed in the files will be able to relay through your server.
For Sendmail 8.10 and above:
Use the file /etc/mail/relay-domains for the same effect as above.
HTH.
Check out the LocalIP and LocalNames directives in sendmail.cf. If you enable these files, and then create them in /etc/mail, the addresses listed in the files will be able to relay through your server.
For Sendmail 8.10 and above:
Use the file /etc/mail/relay-domains for the same effect as above.
HTH.
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