> > You need to use the "accept_unresolvable_domians.m4" macro included with > > your sendmail source code. The page > > "http://www.sendmail.org/virtual-hosting.html" > > will get you started on how to build sendmail.cf from m4 macros. > > [Hint:- FEATURE("accept_unresolvable_domains")dnl ] > > > > Although by doing this you may expose your host to abuse by spammers >since > > they often use temporary (therefore probably unresolvable) addresses. > >I had a similar problem when using fetchmail to deliver mail to my >localhost. Even with fetchmail in invisible mode, sendmail still refused to >accept *any* mail, and dumped it to nowhere as far as I can tell -- very >annoying. > >I got distracted by something else though, and never worked out how to fix >it. I guess the solution above would work, but there is probably a better >solution. I thought that it might have something to do with me using kppp >to >make my internet connection, so my /etc/resolve.conf did not have a >nameserver in? OK, i fix the problem myself. What i do is edit my /etc/sendmail.cf add my network mail relay host to the smart relay section. I just find out that all incoming mail to my university network are relayed there first .. May be u should try to play around with smart relay.. -lz ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
