> >> >> I am using RedHat 7.2 , SM 1.4 , Sendmail and uw-imap server in > > single > >> > box > >> >> and working fine. > >> >> > >> >> We have only single domain say abc.com. Now i want to restrict some > >> > users > >> >> so that they can send mails to users of our local doamin abc.com > > only > >> > and > >> >> they should not be able to send mails to outside. > >> >> > >> >> this could not be a SM question but can anybody know that how to do > >> > this ? > >> > > >> > Just wondering if you got this all sorted out. Let me know if you > > need > >> > any help. > >> > > >> my problem is steel there, i am not able to do it. I went through > > google > >> and people are saying that write down your own " Sendmail Rule " and > > for > >> me it seems to be very very difficult because of its cryptographic > >> language... > >> > >> help me if u can > > > > I don't have the time helping with sendmail configuration, which, as I > > and others have said, is how you should accomplish this task. If you > > don't know how to configure sendmail, you should get someone who does to > > work with or try installing a better MTA (postfix, qmail, etc). > > > > That said, I can offer to write something of a "hack" for this problem, > > which would be a SquirrelMail plugin that blocks mail from a given list > > of senders from going outside your domain. The reason this is a "hack" > > is because there is nothing stopping your users from using a different > > mail client to send mail without this SquirrelMail-only restriction. > > That's why getting sendmail or another MTA configured correctly is the > > way to go. > > > > - Paul > > Dear Mr.Paul,
just "paul" is fine. ;> > thank u for showing intrest in my problem. > Immedialtely i can not switch to other MTA like Postfix,Qmail because i am > new to this and i am also not sure that with the help of it i can solve my > problem It is probably easier to solve your problem with a MTA *other than* sendmail. However, I recognize that it is a chore to install any MTA (although no matter which MTA you are using, you should feel fairly familiar with it). > Your Plugin suggestion can be useful to me as we are using ONLY > SM as a mail client..and if required i can apply restriction with the help > of ipchains. Not sure what ipchains has to do with it; but if you only offer webmail via SquirrelMail (and users don't have access to the command line (where they might use pine, mail, etc) or services such as IMAP/POP3, then I suppose a plugin like this would be enough. I'll look into it and get back to you. - Paul ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf -- squirrelmail-users mailing list List Address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] List Archives: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=2995 List Info: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/squirrelmail-users
