Thanks for helping me out with this problem.
I've got it working. This is what I finally did.
I had to configure sendmail to rewrite the envelope
address using the login for my isp instead of the
local machine.
I added the following to a file that I ran m4 on:
FEATURE(genericstable, hash -o
/etc/mail/genericstable)dnl
GENERICS_DOMAIN_FILE(/etc/mail/genericsdomain)dnl
Then I created /etc/mail/genericstable and defined my
local address and the address for my isp. I converted
this file to a hased db. Finally I created a file
contining my host name, /etc/mail/genericsdomain.
When I restarted sendmail, everything worked!
--- Hyung Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well here is the answer to my question. However it
> does not provide the solution I'm looking for. It
> only leads to another question.
>
> With the current configuration of sendmail, the user
> name used to define the return-path is the user on
> the
> local machine. Therefore if the logins for the isp
> and local machine are the same, emails that bounce
> will be returned to a pop server that the user can
> access.
>
> The only problem for me is that the login I use on
> the
> local machine is not available at my isp.
>
> Does anyone know how to configure sendmail.cf such
> that the user is not the current user put a name
> that
> is specified?
>
>
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