At 05:13 PM 9/7/2005 +0200, Stephan A. Rickauer wrote:
C. Bensend wrote:
> Perhaps I'm just smoking crack here, but your machine was pretty
much "send-only" before you started playing with it. What's the
difference between your "send-only" thing and Sendmail listening
only to localhost (which it does on OpenBSD by default)?
I'd like to have mail not being delivered locally, even if generated
locally. Everything should go to host xy.
Mail is normally delivered to the recipient specified by the "TO:". A
normal OBSD box will deliver according to that email address as well as the
aliases you set in /etc/mail/aliases. Any mail to a local user will deliver
to that user, . . if you don't send mail to local users, you won't receive
any on the box.
If you set the root alias to [EMAIL PROTECTED], there should be NO email TO
any user on the box (since you don't have it defined as a MTA for any
domain, right?).
Your question really doesn't make sense, .. or, perhaps the simplest
solution is to disable sendmail?
Lee
