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<0> how can i get all the mail being sent out to be from 'domain.com' instead of 'host.domain.com', while NOT having 'domain.com' email be local?
<0> the MASQUERADE_AS in sendmail.mc doesnt seem to work....
<1> it should. did you remember to rebuild your cf and restart sendmail?
<1> if you are submitting from the command line you may need to add it to your submit.mc as well, or instead if that's the only place it matters.
<0> yes....i'll double-check....what's submit.mc for?
<0> it may actually be doing it from the command-line, these cgi's
<1> submit.* is for command line submissions.
<0> ah but its basically a mirror of what goes in sendmail.mc, then?
<1> no.
<1> it normally features almost nothing, just enough to get sendmail to transfer the provided message to the mta.
<0> i added FEATURE(`MASQUERADE_AS',...) to submit.mc, but it complains about no MAILER()
<0> defined
<1> why are you using FEATURE?
<1> MASQUERADE_AS is a macro, to which you provide an argument.
<1> MASQUERADE_AS(`example.org')
<0> nevermind, i was also pasting the other masquerade features (entire domain, etc), i'll try just the MASQ_AS one
<2> set define(`confDOMAIN_NAME', `mail.domain.tld')dnl in sendmail.mc
<0> will the confDOMAIN_NAME cause it to think that mail.domain.tld is local? i dont want that
<2> was just an example
<0> so youre not actualyl asking me to, then
<2> define(`confDOMAIN_NAME', `domain.tld')dnl
<0> does DOMAIN_NAME enable local deliveries for the specified domain, i mean?
<2> echo '$=w' | sendmail -bt
<2> will tell you
<2> what sendmail treats to be local
<0> yeah, DOMAIN_NAME seems to affect that, not what i want
<0> this is a headache
<0> i think im gonna just end up getting something ELSE installed instead of sendmail, it's not worth this headache
<2> lol
<3> Jan 30 07:07:48 d-day sendmail[8020]: daemon IPv4: problem creating SMTP socket
<3> Jan 30 07:07:48 d-day sendmail[8020]: NOQUEUE: SYSERR(root): opendaemonsocket: daemon
<3> IPv4: server SMTP socket wedged: exiting
<3> :(
<2> messed the permissions?
<3> maybe
<3> =)
<4> hey everyone
<5> yo.
<4> hi levi
<4> hows it goin?
<5> all good. you?
<5> wrestling with SPF.
<5> :(
<6> hello
<6> How can I change my outgoing Name and email address when sending emails using "mail" or "mailx"?
<1> typically you cannot.
<1> but, look at generics.
<6> what do you mean?
<6> What determines the appearance of my name ?
<1> i mean that mail and mailx typically do not provide user access to the from header. it builds it from your username and gecos info.
<6> I sent an email from my account on a server .. My Name appeared as "Mars System"
<6> where did it exactily get that name from ?
<1> your gecos data.
<1> chfn(1) might be able to change it.
<1> the alternative in sendmail -- though not a complete one -- is to use generics, in particular the genericstable feature. see cf/README for more details.
<6> chfn - command not found :/
<6> I'm on Solaris 8
<4> hello all
<4> any sendmail gurus around?
<6> isn't there a config file for mailx ?? like each user edits his mail profile?
<1> thunder000: not really.
<1> thunder000: for solaris use p***wd -g.
<1> mat2: gurus are seldom needed.
<4> then maybe u can help :D
<1> besides they are all chanting in the basement.
<4> i have a sendmail process that keeps cropping up:
<4> 29979 root 25 0 2864 2864 2072 R 99.1 0.2 9:58 sendmail
<4> 99.1% CPU usage
<1> and?
<4> looks kinda scary to me :D
<4> rather high don tu think?
<7> you checked the logs, right?
<1> 99 percent cpu doesn't seem high, if it is for short periods of time.
<4> im tailing /var/log/mailog
<4> and there not much going on in there
<1> how large is your queue?
<4> its been at 99% for 14 minutes
<4> how do i check that?
<7> ... and ~14 minutes ago, anything interesting in the logs ?
<8> hi guys
<4> only 2 files in main mqueue
<8> quick question, how can I exclude a recipient from DNSBL checking?
<8> I tried To:joesoap@domain OK in the access table to no avail
<8> I have delay_checks set
<4> anything I should be looking out for in the logs?
<1> mat2: something happening around the time it began.
<1> WildPikachu: so far as i know only a Connect: entry can byp*** a dnsbl lookup.
<9> "mat" at 71.198.139.13 pasted "heres my log from around the time it went to 99% CPU for sendmail" (15 lines, 2.7K) at http://sial.org/pbot/15677
<1> mat2: perhaps debug the process.
<4> i posted some of my log above. nothing stands out to me, but then what do i know :)
<4> when I do a ps- -axu i see this also:
<4> oops.. ps -axu
<4> root 29979 99.1 0.2 6200 2864 ? R 05:37 27:10 sendmail: ./k0S5VGl10627: from queue
<10> hi there, I have sendmail running on many HP-UX systems and
<10> need to configure the following environment:
<10> all of my sendmail servers is under the test.com domain
<10> and I have different mail users in each server
<10> how can sendmail identify if the user is local or not?
<10> example: users u1 and u2 are in the server 1
<10> and users u3 and u4 are in the server 2
<10> so, I have u1@test.com, u2@test.com, u3@test.com and u4@test.com
<10> but my mail servers cant identify that the users are in different servers
<10> so, is there a way to configure it on sendmail / linux?
<10> I have already it configured on HP-UX, but I don't have access to the configuration files, and I think it is diff on both systems (linux and hp-ux)
<10> any idea?
<11> hey everyone
<11> anyone can help me on sendmail auth?
<12> The topic can.
<11> i've already searched there
<11> no success
<11> i have sendmail 8.12.11
<11> and sasl2
<11> and i'm fighting against login auth method
<11> i use cram-md5 and it works
<11> but login method is not working
<13> Pons: what u mean with "is not working"?
<11> well.. i use mozilla thunderbird
<11> and it uses cram for auth
<11> some of my company clients use outlook
<11> or outlook express
<11> by not working i mean that it doesnt auth
<11> enticate*
<11> i tried using outlook to authenticate
<11> or even encoding user and p***word manually and sending them through telneting sendmail
<11> neither worked
<11> and i also tried adding the "realm" that should be @host.bla
<11> as it appears in sasldblistusers2
<13> do u have a network dump? e.g. generated by ngrep or ethereal
<11> ya
<11> lol .. i fixed it
<11> it was something wrong with auth methods
<14> how can i configure in sendmail 8.13 to get e-mails from unresolvable domains
<2> read the cf/README
<2> there is a setting with nearly this kind of name and exactly that function
<14> Zerberus, is that a feature ('relay_based_on_MX') ?
<14> oh....it's 'accept_inresolvable_domains'
<2> first: NO! don't use that
<2> second: correct
<14> ok...thanks
<2> s/in/un
<14> what?
<2> i mean, not 'accept_inresolvable_domains'
<2> unresolvable
<14> oh...right
<15> if i configure sendmail to listen on port 26 instead of 25
<15> does this break RFC 821?
<13> read RFC 821
<13> you shouldn't expect to receive mail from arbitrary mailers, but only those who know you
<2> emboss: this is no way to byp*** if your ISP blocks port 25 traffic
<2> as foreign mail servers will only send to port 26, they will not "guess" in any way
<16> when I get this in the log => "dsn=4.0.0, stat=I/O error: Input/output error"
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