I recently built sendmail 8.8.8 with virtual domain hosting on a RedHat 5.0
machine and just got it working. Here were the gotchas I found:
* - sendmail.cf MUST be built with the m4 configuration builder
* - the virtual domain MUST be in the cw file
I had the same symptoms: sendmail -bv would return the right values, etc.
Building with m4 was the key since using the FEATURE(virtusertable) added
a whole bunch of rewriting to a couple of new rules and a couple of
existing rules. Just uncommenting the "Kvirtualuser" line isn't enough.
You must rebuild with the feature explicitly added to the configuration
source file and then the source must be run through m4.
Good luck and I hope this helps,
Spencer Yost
Manager of Information Systems
Salem Carriers/Salem NationalLease
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On 5/21/98, at 8:07 AM, LG wrote:
>Hello,
>
>We just upgraded our mail server to redhat 5.0. And, everything is just
>great (save for building a version of BIND 4.9.7, because of that security
>deal)
>
>Anyway...Everything is working fine, with the major exception of the
>virtual emails.
>
>When running the command line:
>sendmail -bv [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>It returns back the valid info. However, if someone trys to send mail to
>that user, they either get a userunknown, or it gets sent to
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>It is all very frustrating, has anyone else seen this and can offer some
>advice? Thanks....
>
>Mike
>
>
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