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Re: applix mail
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Scott Lampert)
Tue Oct 22 00:14:06 1996
From: Scott Lampert <fortunato@ioa.com>
To: redhat-list@redhat.com
Date: Tue, 22 Oct 1996 00:12:35 -0400 (EDT)
In-Reply-To: <199610211822.NAA00754@babba.cu-online.com> from "Otto Hammersmith" at Oct 21, 96 01:22:06 pm
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>Reply-To, is probably not the best solution. Some mailers outright
>ignore the Reply-To field.. and unfortunately, some is enough to
>destroy a useful feature. :-/
>
>And what hack is there with sendmail.cf? All I had to do is change
>the 'DM' line to read:
>
># who I masquerade as (null for no masquerading) (see also $=M)
>DM cu-online.com
>
>and all 'From' adresses get translated from
>ohammers@ts1-123.cu-online.com to ohammers@cu-online.com. The only
>tricky part is that the logins on your local machine must correspond
>to the remote POP server's logins. Not difficult to achieve.. and you
>can use aliases, if need be.
>--
> -Otto
This was my solution to that problem. The hangup I have now is that
I host users from other domains, and when they send their mail it goes out
as the masquaraded domain name instead of keeping their domain name. Anyone
know a quick way around this before I start hacking my .mc files?
Incidently, in the sendmail RPM, I assume that redhat.mc is the file
used to create the sendmail.cf in the distribution. Is that a safe assumption?
-Scott
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