Fran�ois Philippo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > how can I configure qmail to relay all mails (which are not for
> > local-domain) to always the same IP ?
>
> This appears to be the third FAQ you've asked on the list in the last
> day or so. Have you read the qmail documentation, including all the
> man
> pages? Have you read "Life with qmail"? How about djb's online FAQ?
>
> Hint: qmail-remote is the man page you want.
> sorry but it is an emmergency
> I don't have any DNS and I want to relay all mail that are not for local
> domain to a fix IP
> how can I do ??
> smtproutes ? I need an example of this file
> relayclient ? how ?
smtproutes is your friend. From the man page I told you to consult:
smtproutes may include wild� cards:
.af.mil:
:heaven.af.mil
Here any address ending with .af.mil (but not af.mil itself) is
routed by its MX records; any other address is artificially routed
to heaven.af.mil.
If you think you might need "emergency" outside assistance in the
future, you should consider setting up a contigency consulting
arrangment with a commercial qmail support person. See qmail.org for a
list of commercial consultants.
Charles
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