hi all
back to the sendmail questions. :-)
I have done all the things you suggested.
Created the virtusertable, added domains to sendmail.cw
checked the sendmail.cf for the lines.
Problem:
Now I can't receive mail from outside my network. When I send mail
from inside my network everything works fine.
I have created the virtusertable
- snip -
# creativepage.com
@creativepage.com awerg
# 11st.com
@11st.com awerg
- end snip -
I have created the sendmail.cw
- snip -
# creativepage
creativepage.com
# 11st
11st.com
- end snip -
restarted Sendmail
did I miss anything?
-- Andy
' Remember, you are faster than someone everyday. But everyday someone is
faster than you.
' -- Swim Coach Mark Onstott.
-----Original Message-----
From: James Nessen <nessenj@jimsoffice.org>
To: lug-nuts@saclug.org <lug-nuts@saclug.org>
Date: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 8:10 AM
Subject: Re: [lug-nuts] Sendmail virtual email domain?
>Basically, don't use linuxconf to set that up :-), it's a piece of cake,
>and i'll outline the steps below...
>
>1. Add the domain to sendmail.cw and restart sendmail. This will let
> sendmail know to accept mail for the domain. If this is not added,
> sendmail will continue to reject all mail for the domain.
>
>2. cd into /etc/mail, and there should be a file called virtusertable.
> Open it up in your favorite editor and here is where you place the
> virtual email addresses. If you want all mail for a domain to go to a
> single person, then you need to add this:
>
>@domain.com user@domain.com
>
> Then, you can add more email addresses as necessary. (I'll include my
> virtusertable below as a reference. After you are done, save the
> virtusertable file and still being in the /etc/mail directory, run
> 'make virtusertable.db'
>
>That's it! It should be easy as pie :-)
>
>(Here is my virtusertable)
>
>--snip--
>
># jimsoffice.org aliases
>@jimsoffice.org unknown
>hostmaster@jimsoffice.org noc
>nessenj@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>jwn@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>noc@jimsoffice.org noc
>corrine@jimsoffice.org corrine
>info@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>sales@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>support@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>grizard@jimsoffice.org grizard
>
># saclug.org addresses
>nessenj@saclug.org nessenj
>rsjohn@saclug.org rsjohn
>rick@saclug.org rsjohn
>brian@saclug.org brian
>mike@saclug.org mike
>
>
>Jim
>--
>James Nessen
>E. nessenj@jimsoffice.org
>P. 916.257.6817
>F. 877.410.3802
>W. http://www.jimsoffice.org
> - Check out our free services at http://www.jimsoffice.org/services
>
>On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, andy wergedal wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I am having a problem with sendmail. Using linuxconf
>> I have setup virtual email domains, but now when I send a
>> test email I receive a 'Returned mail: User unknown' response.
>> I want to forward all mail to their 1 account.
>> ie. *@yourdomain.com -> username@mydomain.com
>>
>> I have read the sendmail FAQ about forwarding and setup a
>> virtualdomain file. But still no luck.
>>
>> Thanks for the tip about virtual hosting for apache.
>> I havhi all
back to the sendmail questions. :-)
I have done all the things you suggested.
Created the virtusertable, added domains to sendmail.cw
checked the sendmail.cf for the lines.
Problem:
Now I can't receive mail from outside my network. When I send mail
from inside my network everything works fine.
I have created the virtusertable
- snip -
# creativepage.com
@creativepage.com awerg
# 11st.com
@11st.com awerg
- end snip -
I have created the sendmail.cw
- snip -
# creativepage
creativepage.com
# 11st
11st.com
- end snip -
restarted Sendmail
did I miss anything?
-- Andy
' Remember, you are faster than someone everyday. But everyday someone is
faster than you.
' -- Swim Coach Mark Onstott.
-----Original Message-----
From: James Nessen <nessenj@jimsoffice.org>
To: lug-nuts@saclug.org <lug-nuts@saclug.org>
Date: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 8:10 AM
Subject: Re: [lug-nuts] Sendmail virtual email domain?
>Basically, don't use linuxconf to set that up :-), it's a piece of cake,
>and i'll outline the steps below...
>
>1. Add the domain to sendmail.cw and restart sendmail. This will let
> sendmail know to accept mail for the domain. If this is not added,
> sendmail will continue to reject all mail for the domain.
>
>2. cd into /etc/mail, and there should be a file called virtusertable.
> Open it up in your favorite editor and here is where you place the
> virtual email addresses. If you want all mail for a domain to go to a
> single person, then you need to add this:
>
>@domain.com user@domain.com
>
> Then, you can add more email addresses as necessary. (I'll include my
> virtusertable below as a reference. After you are done, save the
> virtusertable file and still being in the /etc/mail directory, run
> 'make virtusertable.db'
>
>That's it! It should be easy as pie :-)
>
>(Here is my virtusertable)
>
>--snip--
>
># jimsoffice.org aliases
>@jimsoffice.org unknown
>hostmaster@jimsoffice.org noc
>nessenj@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>jwn@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>noc@jimsoffice.org noc
>corrine@jimsoffice.org corrine
>info@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>sales@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>support@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>grizard@jimsoffice.org grizard
>
># saclug.org addresses
>nessenj@saclug.org nessenj
>rsjohn@saclug.org rsjohn
>rick@saclug.org rsjohn
>brian@saclug.org brian
>mike@saclug.org mike
>
>
>Jim
>--
>James Nessen
>E. nessenj@jimsoffice.org
>P. 916.257.6817
>F. 877.410.3802
>W. http://www.jimsoffice.org
> - Check out our free services at http://www.jimsoffice.org/services
>
>On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, andy wergedal wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I am having a problem with sendmail. Using linuxconf
>> I have setup virtual email domains, but now when I send a
>> test email I receive a 'Returned mail: User unknown' response.
>> I want to forward all mail to their 1 account.
>> ie. *@yourdomain.com -> username@mydomain.com
>>
>> I have read the sendmail FAQ about forwarding and setup a
>> virtualdomain file. But still no luck.
>>
>> Thanks for the tip about virtual hosting for apache.
>> I havhi all
back to the sendmail questions. :-)
I have done all the things you suggested.
Created the virtusertable, added domains to sendmail.cw
checked the sendmail.cf for the lines.
Problem:
Now I can't receive mail from outside my network. When I send mail
from inside my network everything works fine.
I have created the virtusertable
- snip -
# creativepage.com
@creativepage.com awerg
# 11st.com
@11st.com awerg
- end snip -
I have created the sendmail.cw
- snip -
# creativepage
creativepage.com
# 11st
11st.com
- end snip -
restarted Sendmail
did I miss anything?
-- Andy
' Remember, you are faster than someone everyday. But everyday someone is
faster than you.
' -- Swim Coach Mark Onstott.
-----Original Message-----
From: James Nessen <nessenj@jimsoffice.org>
To: lug-nuts@saclug.org <lug-nuts@saclug.org>
Date: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 8:10 AM
Subject: Re: [lug-nuts] Sendmail virtual email domain?
>Basically, don't use linuxconf to set that up :-), it's a piece of cake,
>and i'll outline the steps below...
>
>1. Add the domain to sendmail.cw and restart sendmail. This will let
> sendmail know to accept mail for the domain. If this is not added,
> sendmail will continue to reject all mail for the domain.
>
>2. cd into /etc/mail, and there should be a file called virtusertable.
> Open it up in your favorite editor and here is where you place the
> virtual email addresses. If you want all mail for a domain to go to a
> single person, then you need to add this:
>
>@domain.com user@domain.com
>
> Then, you can add more email addresses as necessary. (I'll include my
> virtusertable below as a reference. After you are done, save the
> virtusertable file and still being in the /etc/mail directory, run
> 'make virtusertable.db'
>
>That's it! It should be easy as pie :-)
>
>(Here is my virtusertable)
>
>--snip--
>
># jimsoffice.org aliases
>@jimsoffice.org unknown
>hostmaster@jimsoffice.org noc
>nessenj@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>jwn@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>noc@jimsoffice.org noc
>corrine@jimsoffice.org corrine
>info@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>sales@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>support@jimsoffice.org nessenj
>grizard@jimsoffice.org grizard
>
># saclug.org addresses
>nessenj@saclug.org nessenj
>rsjohn@saclug.org rsjohn
>rick@saclug.org rsjohn
>brian@saclug.org brian
>mike@saclug.org mike
>
>
>Jim
>--
>James Nessen
>E. nessenj@jimsoffice.org
>P. 916.257.6817
>F. 877.410.3802
>W. http://www.jimsoffice.org
> - Check out our free services at http://www.jimsoffice.org/services
>
>On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, andy wergedal wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I am having a problem with sendmail. Using linuxconf
>> I have setup virtual email domains, but now when I send a
>> test email I receive a 'Returned mail: User unknown' response.
>> I want to forward all mail to their 1 account.
>> ie. *@yourdomain.com -> username@mydomain.com
>>
>> I have read the sendmail FAQ about forwarding and setup a
>> virtualdomain file. But still no luck.
>>
>> Thanks for the tip about virtual hosting for apache.
>> I havhkaudhgkfuh' cc
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