Eddie:
Eddie Strohmier wrote:
> Ken:
>
> Have you added this domain name to your sendmail.cw file?
>
> Note this reference:
>
> http://www.sendmail.org/faq/section4.html#4.5
>
I have. Should it be on both machines or just one. if so which one.
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Ken Cole
Satisfaction Software
e-mail: [EMAIL
0 12:28 AM
Subject: Re: Sendmail forwarding
> [top posting]
> Sorry if replying to my own mail is bad form but I have more info:
> I found a problem with named on the linux machine, fixed it. I found the
> named problem when trying sendmail -v [EMAIL PROTECTED] from the sco
machine
[top posting]
Sorry if replying to my own mail is bad form but I have more info:
I found a problem with named on the linux machine, fixed it. I found the
named problem when trying sendmail -v [EMAIL PROTECTED] from the sco machine
and getting a connection refused error.
now sendmail -v [EMAIL PR
Ken, you need to authorize the SCO mail machine as a mail generator to your Linux box.
Edit the /etc/mail/access file. Add a line like:
192.168.100.5 RELAY
The IP address is the address of your SCO mail machine. Relay means that the user is
authorized to relay mail through your Unix machine
