On Sun May 21 2000 at 10:03, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
> Hi:
>
> How do I avoid me becoming a relay host?.
By using the access control features of sendmail.
> Do I need to play with sendmail.cf file ??.
Yes. Well, it needs to be enabled there (which it is by default),
then use the access database.
> I want to allow only the servers in my network to use my mail server as
> a relay host and block others.
Sorry to have to say this, but RTFM.
$ less /usr/lib/sendmail-cf/README
$ less /etc/sendmail.mc
Relaying for local domains is on by default, denying for anyone else
is also the default.
Access is controlled using /etc/mail/access (and then the Makefile
to create the access.db).
All is explained in the README file.
Cheers
Tony
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