Hmm. Wouldn't it just be easier to use that very sendmail daemon to send
directly to people?
For example,
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: I love using sendmail (nt)
would just be sent by sendmail itself to server.com directly, with no need
for a different SMTP server.
Wouldn't that solve your problems?
> Hi!
>
> Does anybody know whether sendmail can do mailer routing depending of the
> source address. I'd need this because I want to forward mails from my local
> dial-up network to the correct mail servers. Each mail server does only accept
> mail for his domain. I use fetchmail to get mail and sendmail to send mail.
>
> Example : foo.com (free mail service) only accepts emails with source address
> @foo.com , bar.com only accepts emails from bar.com. Sendmail should send all
> mails from @foo.com to foo.com's server, all mails from @bar.com to bar.com's
> server.
>
> Is this possible[?]
Probably, but it's also silly (see above).
Sincerely,
Asheesh Laroia.
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