by Rustan Lundgr » Fri, 12 Apr 1996 04:00:00
I just want to know how to remove the host name in the email-adresses?
I run one Linux computer, that acts as a DNS (with named up and running) and
as a SMTP server (with Sendmail, also up and running).
All the e-mail adresses (which is the default setting as I understand it)
Do I have to start digging in thoose horrible sendmail configuration-files or
is it enough to change something in the MX entry in the named config. files?
Please help me out!
// Kim Lundgren
by Jeff Stu » Fri, 12 Apr 1996 04:00:00
: I run one Linux computer, that acts as a DNS (with named up and running) and
: as a SMTP server (with Sendmail, also up and running).
: All the e-mail adresses (which is the default setting as I understand it)
: Do I have to start digging in thoose horrible sendmail configuration-files or
: is it enough to change something in the MX entry in the named config. files?
I think it would be enough to define "DMdomain.xx" in your sendmail.cf
file so sendmail will maquerade as domain.xx. But make sure this domain
BTW your reply address is invalid, so I have to post.
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Jeff Sturm
ZenaComp Incorporated
by Zachary Scot » Fri, 12 Apr 1996 04:00:00
> Hi.
> I just want to know how to remove the host name in the email-adresses?
> I run one Linux computer, that acts as a DNS (with named up and running) and
> as a SMTP server (with Sendmail, also up and running).
> All the e-mail adresses (which is the default setting as I understand it)
> Do I have to start digging in thoose horrible sendmail configuration-files or
> is it enough to change something in the MX entry in the named config. files?
> Please help me out!
> // Kim Lundgren
by Zachary Scot » Fri, 12 Apr 1996 04:00:00
> Hi.
> I just want to know how to remove the host name in the email-adresses?
> I run one Linux computer, that acts as a DNS (with named up and running) and
> as a SMTP server (with Sendmail, also up and running).
> All the e-mail adresses (which is the default setting as I understand it)
> Do I have to start digging in thoose horrible sendmail configuration-files or
> is it enough to change something in the MX entry in the named config. files?
> Please help me out!
> // Kim Lundgren
by Zachary Scot » Fri, 12 Apr 1996 04:00:00
> Hi.
> I just want to know how to remove the host name in the email-adresses?
> I run one Linux computer, that acts as a DNS (with named up and running) and
> as a SMTP server (with Sendmail, also up and running).
> All the e-mail adresses (which is the default setting as I understand it)
> Do I have to start digging in thoose horrible sendmail configuration-files or
> is it enough to change something in the MX entry in the named config. files?
> Please help me out!
> // Kim Lundgren
by Zachary Scot » Fri, 12 Apr 1996 04:00:00
> Hi.
> I just want to know how to remove the host name in the email-adresses?
> I run one Linux computer, that acts as a DNS (with named up and running) and
> as a SMTP server (with Sendmail, also up and running).
> All the e-mail adresses (which is the default setting as I understand it)
> Do I have to start digging in thoose horrible sendmail configuration-files or
> is it enough to change something in the MX entry in the named config. files?
> Please help me out!
> // Kim Lundgren
by RUSTAN LUNDGR » Fri, 12 Apr 1996 04:00:00
Hi.
I just want to know how to remove the host name in the email-adresses?
I run one Linux computer, that acts as a DNS (with named up and running) and
as a SMTP server (with Sendmail, also up and running).
All the e-mail adresses (which is the default setting as I understand it)
Do I have to start digging in thoose horrible sendmail configuration-files or
is it enough to change something in the MX entry in the named config. files?
Please help me out!
// Kim Lundgren
by Russell Nels » Sat, 13 Apr 1996 04:00:00
> Do I have to start digging in thoose horrible sendmail configuration-files or
> is it enough to change something in the MX entry in the named config. files?
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by Brian Cla » Sat, 13 Apr 1996 04:00:00
>: I run one Linux computer, that acts as a DNS (with named up and running) and
>: as a SMTP server (with Sendmail, also up and running).
>: All the e-mail adresses (which is the default setting as I understand it)
>: Do I have to start digging in thoose horrible sendmail configuration-files or
>: is it enough to change something in the MX entry in the named config. files?
>I think it would be enough to define "DMdomain.xx" in your sendmail.cf
>file so sendmail will maquerade as domain.xx. But make sure this domain
>BTW your reply address is invalid, so I have to post.
>--
>Jeff Sturm
>ZenaComp Incorporated
by Bob Hau » Sun, 14 Apr 1996 04:00:00
>All the e-mail adresses (which is the default setting as I understand it)
# who I masquerade as (null for no masquerading)
DMdomain.xx
Then, you must have an MX record in DNS so that other mailers
can find out which machine handles mail for "domain.xx". That
machine should have a line like this in it's sendmail.cf:
Cwdomain.xx
This is so it knows to not forward mail to the MX host (itself).
Newer sendmail's can also do this with a sendmail.cw file rather
than changing sendmail.cf directly. In that case, there will be
a line in sendmail.cf that says something like:
# file containing names of hosts for which we receive email
Fw/etc/sendmail.cw
This is handy if you are the mail exchanger for a lot of other
domains (as when doing virtual hosting).
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