[Cialug] sendmail
n.d
admin at c0wzftp.com
Thu Aug 4 13:31:36 CDT 2005
i have that mx dns stuff taken care of. its just routing the messages is
what i need to do.
David Champion wrote:
> Would you prefer that it didn't even receive any mail in the first
> place? This would be accomplished by adding "MX" records in your DNS
> that just point to the mail server instead of your web server.
>
> -dc
>
> n.d wrote:
>
>> i want it to send all mail it gets to another server. nondiscriminant
>> is what i'm looking for. i've tried smtp direct delivery and its
>> being stupid for some reason and i'm not in the mood to fix it heh.
>> so i'm going to try sendmail and pray that does that job while i get
>> around to fixing the smtp issue.
>>
>> thanks
>>
>>
>> John Roach wrote:
>>
>>> Yes, Do you just want your server to send it off to a different box
>>> , or
>>> do you want to do criteria based filtering? If you are using Perl or
>>> php
>>> on your forms, it can output to sendmail for SMTP direct delivery. If
>>> you don't want any other relaying, you can turn off sendmail and let it
>>> be called command line only for outbound.
>>>
>>> John Roach
>>> Information Technology
>>> Easter Seals Iowa
>>> (515) 274-1529 Ext. 276
>>>
>>> T
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: cialug-bounces at cialug.org [mailto:cialug-bounces at cialug.org] On
>>> Behalf Of n.d
>>> Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 1:01 PM
>>> To: Central Iowa Linux Users Group
>>> Subject: [Cialug] sendmail
>>>
>>> is there a way i can use sendmail so it redirects all mail it gets to a
>>> different server?
>>>
>>> i want to have all mail traffic generated from my website to get
>>> handled
>>> internally and then sent to its final destination. there will be no
>>> incoming connections on this sendmail other than from the webserver
>>> itself. i hope this made sense.
>>> i would look for the answer to this myself, but i really don't even
>>> know
>>> what i'm looking for.
>>> thanks.
>>
>
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