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Is it possible to set sendmail routing according to the following rules 1. Any mail to domain "x" goes to relay "y" 2. All other mail goes to relay "z" How do I go about doing this? Thanks in advance, Dan.

Hi Rhymnace, Thank you for your reply. Although your solution does technically fit the stated requirements, I do not think it will really work for my situation: There will be intra-company users who will try to mail this domain, and I need them to know that the domain itself is no longer...

I'm wish to configure a sendmail server to be both mail relay for internal hosts, and a partially functional internet-facing MX. Internal users need to send mail to the external work, but I'd like to block any mail coming into the domain, except for adminstrative mail, such as bounces. The...

Thank you for the reply, Sedj. I agree, that would be a nice way to have things set up, unfortunately, I do not have the luxury of changing the way things have been deployed. The situation I am faced with is of getting Tomcat+Apache to do what I want them to. Considering the complexity and...

Sedj, It's clear that star doesn't have a clear understanding of his requirements, aparrently due to a lack of familiarity with the technology. It's not helpful at all to sarcastically berate him about "asking how to run a business". More helpful would be to make a recommendation based...

I've encountered a problem with my current setup, and am seeking input as to a solution. Here is an overview of our setup, our problem, and an interim but imperfect solution we are using. The setup: Tomcat, and apache using virtual hosts. The two virtual hosts are Dev and Test environments...

Sedj, no one is accusing you, or your fellow developers of malicious conduct or intent. It seems intuitive to me that there's a professional obligation to protect the integrity of user's data, and grant access on an as-needed basis. Obviously, there is a great cultural, subcultural, and...

Sedj, I don't know what you mean by "Non-live". It is a development server that a community of developers depend on to do their work. It is not a matter of "Distrusting developers", it is a matter of access control and security. Did you have any helpful advice to offer?

I'm a Unix SA that has been asked to setup tomcat for our developers. I've got Tomcat setup and running, and have sucessfully deployed a single .war file. Having gotten that far, I want to secure things. There are several different application-groups that wish to use Tomcat, each with several...