As you can see from my .signature, I used to post as
system -- but which later in life learned how to send mail directly
to the internet as belvedere.vip.best.com.
For a while, the two names worked cooperatively rather well - I was
belvedere.sbay.org for UUCP (mainly for CNews news batching via UUCP) and
belvdere.vip.best.com when directly connected to the net.
At the time, I was using smail, rather than sendmail, and I had a smart
host that did the routing for me when I batched up mail to send via
UUCP every so often.
Recently, however, I lost the whole boot sector + perhaps part of
the beginning of my root filesystem :(, and the upshot of that is I
had to reinstall from scratch. I used a December 1994 vintage Infomagic
(slackware distribution) as the source.
As of now, mail to/from the Internet to belvdere.vip.best.com gets
processed just fine with sendmail. The belvedere.sbay.org domain
seems to have disappeared, though. Mail to belvedere.sbay.org (due
to the MX records) gets here all right, but is sent directly to
his trouble.
Even though I entitled this post "sendmail masquerading", I don't
think that it's a sendmail issue. The closest thing in sendmail
I could find so far is the masquerade (DN), but according to another
post, I can only masquerade as one domain at a time, which is not
what I want to do.
In the past, I believe I had belvedere.sbay.org listed in /etc/hosts
like:
# For loopbacking.
127.0.0.1 localhost
204.156.152.2 belvdere.vip.best.com belvdere belvedere.sbay.org
# End of hosts.
However, with this addition, mail still will bounce.
belvedere.sbay.org is valid, insofar as I can telnet etc that site - but
mail doesn't work yet.
Any ideas? I still have periodic mail coming into belvedere.sbay.org,
so I'd like to figure out how to fix this pretty quickly.
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David E. Fox Thanks for lettimg me
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