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Sendmail "Smart-Host" config
I have managed to solve this, if anyone has the same problem: Had to: a) change define(`SMART_HOST',`host.domain') to define(`SMART_HOST',`[host.domain]') (the square brackets mean dont do an MX lookup on s-mail.macraes.co.nz) b) ADD FEATURE(`nocanonify')- barfoo99
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Quick inbound NAT access question.
Hi Samward, Just confirming: you need to allow *incoming* connections on port 80? If so you could create a NAT pinhole entry to your http server machine: ip nat inside source static tcp <internal-IP-Address> 80 interface <enternal-interface> 80 You could then just throw an access list... -
Sendmail "Smart-Host" config
Hi There, I have an internal linux box(redhat7.3), and I simply wish to configure sendmail using "smart_host" so any email generated by the box is delivered via SMTP to our main mail server. I have entered the IP of our mail server into /etc/mail/sendmail.mc, and built sendmail.cf...- barfoo99
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