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<0> hey guys
<0> i asked a question yesterday if sendmail considers the changes of a milter
<0> and the answer was yes
<0> so my example is to receive a mail for qwe@BLAH.org then to change that value to mail@localhost and then to proceed with the treating
<0> if my sendmail is set to accept mails to localhost it should work isn't it ?
<0> shouldn't it even
<0> but sendmail actualy refuse the mail and in the logs I see the original domain, not the changed one
<0> is the milter wrong or i didn't misunderstood the answer yesterday
<0> i did misunderstood
<1> olor1n: which milter do you use? do you have verbose logging both of sendmail and the milter (log_level 15)?
<0> i try to make my own milter
<0> the debug is not explicit
<2> hey guys. quick question. i have a smart host setup but in maillog it says messages are queued and the relay is set to root@localhost
<2> whereas relay should be the smarthost
<2> i would ***ume
<1> and where does the mail go?
<1> which smart_host entry did you set?
<2> define(('smart_host',ip)
<2> it worked on another box. the only difference between them is that this machine is blocked from using DNS lookups
<2> cuz it's in our DMZ
<1> that is wrong syntax
<1> can't work, even not on another sendmail host
<2> m4 didn't catch any errors
<1> it is simply wrong
<1> define(`SMART_HOST',`[1.2.3.4]')dnl
<2> well yeah
<1> the proper quotation is important, and the squared brackets
<2> hrm i don't see squared brackets in any examples on the net and i do see 'smtp:servername' instead of just 'servername'
<2> http://www.sendmail.org/m4/non_smtp_config.html
<1> the mailer has only to be specified if a non default one is desired
<2> define(`SMART_HOST', `mailer:hostname')
<2> no brackets
<1> man
<1> is 1.2.3.4 a hostname?
<1> if a hostname may required brackets, it is if the hostname has an MX record pointing to a different target
<2> no it's an IP if you are saying that i need brackets because it is an IP then you didn't mentioned that
<2> just said "use brackets" not "use brackets because it's an IP"
<2> ok i've added the brackets and restarted sendmail
<2> still says relay=root@localhost
<1> do not test as root
<1> or for testing use: sendmail -bv target@email
<2> then what it just gives me nothing
<2> it's gotta be a DNS thing. the only difference between these two boxes is that one can lookup dns and the other cannot
<2> i did the sendmail -bv and it says "deliverable"
<2> takes forever for it to respond
<2> Zerberus, thanks for your help. i think that it's going to end up being a DNS issue
<1> ok
<3> hello
<3> I try use sendmail but message don't send
<3> k23FMgBN029861: k23FMiBN029863: DSN: User unknown
<3> what is it?
<4> brusso, what about "User unknown" don't you understand? :)
<3> Rado: but the user is correct
<4> It doesn't exist on the target.
<4> Well... something is wrong somewhere. ;)
<4> Typo when you received or typed the addr.
<3> Rado: I send message to server
<3> Rado: I can't send by server
<3> Rado: the server receive don't send
<4> brusso, there are only 2 possibilities: you did all right, but the user doesn't exist on remote server, or you used wrong addr.
<4> Well, then the local server.
<3> Rado: this server not a primary server
<3> my primary server send and receive
<3> this server send mail but for acknowledgment of log
<4> Whatever server it is where the log entry comes from, that server doesn't know that particular user.
<5> is there anyway I can filter emails being relayed by an smtp server ?
<6> hi ...what do I need to do to get sendmail to relay mail to my main mail server ??
<1> depends on what your problem is
<1> did you read the cf/README?
<1> maybe you want to edit access_db, or you are asking for smart_hpst
<6> Zerberus:smarthost would be good
<6> All I want to do is relay the mail to my main server .....
<1> the request is too unprecise
<1> relaying must be allowed
<6> Zerberus:The server that accepting will allow this ip address to relay
<6> Zerberus:it's for internal use
<1> porkpie: and now you have a problem to read the cf/README or what?
<6> ok ..I will read the doc ...
<6> where it located
<6> where's it located ....typos
<7> I run three domains off one Sendmail server. I'd like the headers to show that an email came from domain3.com if I send an email midbsd@domain3.com and not (as is currently the case) midbsd@domain1.com. From what I understand I need to use masquerading but does masquerading support multiple domains or should I be looking at generics?
<1> porkpie: whereever your OS ships it to
<1> MidBSD: masquerading works globally and thus inpractical when virthosting
<7> Ok
<7> Thought that was the case
<7> Is there any way of getting the email to seem like it's originating from the email address I use in my mail client?
<1> MidBSD: what does your client do not set?
<7> Sorry?
<1> i do not fully understand your problem, so i can't answer
<7> My client sets midbsd@domain3.com but (I think it's called) the envelope says it was sent by smtp server domain1.com
<7> Can the domain server be set to say sent from domain3.com
<1> configure your MUA properly
<6> Zerberus:my OSTYPE is not in the list ..FreeBSD ?
<7> So it's just a configuration issue?
<7> It's the mail header that's the issue
<1> porkpie: sorry?
<7> The Received field shows the originating SMTP server as domain1.com (which is what it's called) but I'd like it to say domain3.com.
<6> Zerberus:I am lost ....I think I will install postfix .....
<1> MidBSD: change your hostname
<1> MidBSD: or whatever your problem really is
<7> But the hostname is correct because I also send email from domain3.com
<1> porkpie: lol
<1> too lame to find smarthost inside the documentation?
<7> This is to do with smarthosting?
<1> MidBSD: no, question was for porkpie
<7> Oh, ok - lol
<7> I have 3 domains. domain1.com, domain2.com, domain3.com
<6> I haven't looked that far ......I will find smarthosting .....it been a long day 14hrs so far
<7> I'd like my email headers to reflect that my emails came from the relevant domain.
<7> Imagine hotmail.com and ibm.com are hosted on the same sendmail server
<7> When I send email from ibm.com my return path is fine but my headers show I've used the hotmail.com SMTP server
<1> do you have multiple IPs?
<7> Nope
<1> then run multiple daemon
<1> +s
<6> Zerberus:define(`SMART_HOST', `smart.foo.com')
<1> porkpie: correct
<6> Now I need to understand what to do with it ....where it goes
<7> So one daemon per domain?
<1> MidBSD: if i understand properly what your desire is
<7> My problem is just that no matter which domain I send my email from, the email headers show only one domain (e.g. ibm.com)
<1> use the paste robot from /topic to be precise
<7> I don't understand
<6> Zerberus:what file do I need to add the define statment to :(
<1> porkpie: sendmail.mc
<7> In the generics file, how do I specify *@domain1.com?
<7> E.g. *@yourdomain.comjoe@yourdomain.com
<1> MidBSD: i have not enough time and fun to play guessing games - so either provide the mail header information demonstration the problem in detail or try to find answers your own
<8> "MidBSD" at 82.41.96.9 pasted "Mail header specifies wrong SMTP server" (24 lines, 1.6K) at http://sial.org/pbot/16131
<7> Pasted
<7> The smtp server line that says oversalted.com. I'd like that to say nimid.com
<1> as i said, you either change your hostname and change the host that way, but then you have the same situation with the other domain reverse
<1> run a daemon per domain
<1> all cosmetic foo
<7> So will I need to reconfigure the sendmail servers to accept mail for each individual domain too?
<1> multiple daemons, multiple configurations
<7> Ok, thanks
<7> Will each server have to run off a different port?
<1> ?
<7> Will daemon 1 have to run on port 25, daemon 2 on port xxxx and daemon3 on port yyyy?
<1> hm
<1> with just a single IP you have a problem
<7> Does generics help?
<7> Or does that simply re-write the From header only?
<1> no
<1> it is not about envelope sender
<7> ok
<7> HOw is this normally done?
<1> normally folks have no problem with that
<7> How is do they do it?
<1> why does it matter for you?
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