Michelle Konzack writes:
Hello,Since my office was burning down 5 weeks ago and I can not get my 100MB Internet connection back in a reasonable time, I am using a provisory solution to keep my network up and running. This mean, I have a router (does Firewall and NAT) on which I run an inbound "courier-mta" (spam/virus filtering, forwarder), IMAP- and Web- Proxy. Now I try to figure out, HOW TO configure a "courier-mta" (INBOUND) as forwarder ans spamfilter to five different internal mailservers. This mean, it should accept mails for: mail.tamay-dogan.net mail.debian.tamay-dogan.net mail.electronica.tamay-dogan.net mail.cybercenter.tamay-dogan.net mail.private.tamay-dogan.net and forward it to the appropriated internal mailservers (192.168.x.x). I assume, that I have to chage my internal "bind9" to point to the right machine. How should I configure the INBOUND "courier-mta"?
If your internal DNS resolves the above domains properly, that is, your internal DNS gives the appropriate mailserver for each domain, then all that's needed is to add these domains to esmtpacceptmailfor. That's the only place they should be listed, and the server's name should be something else.
If you do not have internal DNS resolving these domains, then in addition to that, add them to esmtproutes.
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