Sounds like you want to setup a mail hub. Appendix A of the sendmail book from
Oreilly books has a great example which should do the trick.
Basically setup your definitions as such:
D{REMOTE} masq.server.com
D{HUB} server.others.think.email.comes.from.com
Basically the "REMOTE" address is the hub you forward email's to. This is where every
email comes from. The "HUB" is where everyone thinks your email comes from. They can
be the same server but in my case I split them up.
In ruleset #0 I setup the following rule:
R$+ $#hub $@${REMOTE} $:$1 forward to hub
I think that was basically it. I don't often hack sendmail.cf. The book while
slightly out of date was EXTREEMELY useful. I strongly recommend it!
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I ams sending mail from an internal host - loki.fred.home - and I want
all mail to come from out external server fred.com. I'm not sure how to
do this.
I thought it was a sendmail.m4 parameter: MASQUERADE_AS(fred.com)dnl But this doesn't
work. Chris Mason
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