It works, thanks. But some cfg I want to change.
I want to a sendmail mail-relay first and then route it to smtp server.
The diagram is likes:
A -> B -> C -> Internet
- A is Mail client and without up the sendmail daemon
- B is mail relay and up the sendmail daemon
- C is a real smtp server.
Hal, sorry to break in like this. I have a line in my sendmail.cf that
contains
DSsmtp.myisp.com
I can send mail to the Internet without any problems. My problem is that
this box cannot send any mail to the local (non-official) domain, since
*all* my mail sent from this box goes to my ISP. (And
On Sat, Oct 21, 2000 at 11:39:01PM +0800, Andrew So Hing-pong wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I would like to ask about the sendmail client progam. In my linux,
> I haven't up the sendmail daemon in order to be don't as a mail relay.
> When I'm issueing this command - "/usr/lib/sendmail [EMAIL PROTECTED]"
Issue the same command as "/usr/lib/sendmail -v [EMAIL PROTECTED]", and print all
the results here. Your sendmail may actually be configured correctly, but
if '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' doesn't exist, and is not a real address, sendmail may be
doing you a favour by not sending out the message.
Marco
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