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On 4 Feb 00, at 12:22, Puck wrote:
> > Is that really neccessary?
>
> Yes it is ! :-(
Why? :-)
> > Sure there is. You need two qmail installations for that
> > (edit conf-home, and recompile/reinstall).
>
> Must this be so complicated?
What makes you think it's complicated? Will take you some 30
minutes to set up :-)
> Is there perhaps a shell-script that can be called by a
> .qmail-username file to do what i need ?
Yes, sure. Write a short script which does connect to port25 on
internal server, and then stuff like
HELO it.is.me
MAIL FROM:<$SENDER>
RCPT TO:<$USER@$HOST>
DATA
now copy stdin to stdout
.
QUIT
and exit 111 if anything breaks or 4xx SMTP answer is given, 100
is 5xx SMTP answer is given, or 0 is everything succeeds.
Why do you think this is not-so-complicated? :-)
Anyway, it can be written in Perl or C or whatever in just 30
minutes as well...
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