IS wrote: > Steve, > > Thank you for your response. I do want to temporary queue mail for a > fallback domain and not store the mail on my mailserver. > > Unfortunately this is what happens (local storage of mail which my > mailserver receives for fallback hosts) when mail for another domain > is delivered on my mailserver when the recipient of that message > excists as a local user account on my server. > > In Short. My problem is that mail that will be received for any > domain I have in '/etc/mail/local-host-names' would be delivered to a > local user account altought this user is not specified in > '/etc/mail/virtusertable'. > Ofcourse this works only if the recipient (before the '@') is the > same as an excisting local user account on the mailserver. > > Hope I made it clear... and hope you have an answer on this. > > Regards, > Ivo
Any domain name you list in local-host-names will be delivered locally. Hence the name of the file. If you are wanting to queue e-mail for your fallback domains... 1) Remove all reference of fallback domain names from local-host-names. Leave the domain names that you want stored locally. 2) Add reference to fallback domain names to /etc/mail/mailertable as follows: fallback1.com esmtp:[primary_mx.fallback1.com] fallback2.com esmtp:[primary_mx.fallback2.com] etc... 3) Add fallback domain names to /etc/mail/relay-domains as follows (you may need to create this file) fallback1.com fallback2.com 4) Type "make" in /etc/mail directory to rebuild mailertable database. 5) Because you made a change to a non-database sendmail configuration file (relay-domains), you will have to restart sendmail. Steve Cowles -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list