Am Samstag, 17. September 2005 03:49 CEST schrieb stan: > I'm setting up a 4.11 STABLE machine. > > 4.11 comes with sendmail 8.13.4, and I prefer to use this, rather than > build the one from ports (BTW if anyone has a strong reason that I > should do this different, I'd entertain a discussion on this). > > In any case the scenario I'm trying to set up is that I wat to recive > mail for say [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] ... a.y.com, c.y.com . Note > that I _don't > want to accept mail for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
^^^^???? I don't understand that sentence... You mention [EMAIL PROTECTED] in negative _and_ positive... Don't try to gain security by obscurity! > Now how I'm trying to do this is using /etc/mail/virtusertable I've got > etnries like this: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] stan > [EMAIL PROTECTED] stan > > In /etc/mail/local-host-names I have entries like: > > a.net > b.com > c.com > > Notice that there is not entry in virtusertable for [EMAIL PROTECTED], yet > mail addressed to that address is acepted and deliverd (as are the ones > I _want_ to work) to the local user stan. Ugh, I don't understand that either, but maybe [EMAIL PROTECTED] is your canonical domain? Why don't you just post your config, replacing @ with (at) or anything else? We are not used to your environment and so we don't have the possibility to check for wider errors... Good luck, -Harry > > Can anyone enlighten me as to wgat I'm doing wrong here? > > Oh, of course the are DNS records for a.net, b.com, and c.com that point > to the IP addresses for this machine.
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