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07-11-2006 10:49 PM
07-11-2006 10:49 PM
checking virtusertable before the domain name in sendmail
Hi all
I want a new think I want to check my /etc/mail/virtusertable entries to be checked first for relaying any mail before the /etc/mail/local-hosts-names file.
Can someone help me.
Thanks
Sachin
I want a new think I want to check my /etc/mail/virtusertable entries to be checked first for relaying any mail before the /etc/mail/local-hosts-names file.
Can someone help me.
Thanks
Sachin
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07-12-2006 12:54 AM
07-12-2006 12:54 AM
Re: checking virtusertable before the domain name in sendmail
may I ask you what is you target configuration? As far as I understand, order is not important here.
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07-16-2006 11:50 PM
07-16-2006 11:50 PM
Re: checking virtusertable before the domain name in sendmail
infect what i want is let say I have the domain abc.com and in my local-hosts-names file also I have only this entry.
Now if I will send a mail to A@xyz.com then it will go the smart host.
while I want to relay this to one local user using virtusertable file.
havin entry in virtusertable.
A@xyz.com A //local user
And that can not be done if it will check local-hosts file first.
So if any other method is there pls tell me
sachin
Now if I will send a mail to A@xyz.com then it will go the smart host.
while I want to relay this to one local user using virtusertable file.
havin entry in virtusertable.
A@xyz.com A //local user
And that can not be done if it will check local-hosts file first.
So if any other method is there pls tell me
sachin
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07-17-2006 12:19 AM
07-17-2006 12:19 AM
Re: checking virtusertable before the domain name in sendmail
Shalom Sachin,
This is still difficult for me to understand.
local-host-names file defines what domains will be processed locally on your system.
In combination with a DS directive in sendmail.cf that should in theory permit you to forward all domains except those listed in local-host-names file to the relay server defined as smsrt host(DS).
The virtusertables file will define the valid users in the domains listed in local-host-names
That is how it should work.
Sendmail is a tricky beast and you may find things are easier to control with a sendmail.mc macro approach.
SEP
This is still difficult for me to understand.
local-host-names file defines what domains will be processed locally on your system.
In combination with a DS directive in sendmail.cf that should in theory permit you to forward all domains except those listed in local-host-names file to the relay server defined as smsrt host(DS).
The virtusertables file will define the valid users in the domains listed in local-host-names
That is how it should work.
Sendmail is a tricky beast and you may find things are easier to control with a sendmail.mc macro approach.
SEP
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