I have a sendmail server that accepts mail for elevating.com in my office behind a firewall and not accessable from the internet. I also have a webhosting provider that gets the mail for elevating .com from the internet. I plan on moving my server to the internet at some point and not using the webhosting provider,but in the meantime is there some way to tell my internal sendmail to only accept mail for certain users and relay the rest? I have a remote employee that is a pain in the a** to send mail to at his elevating.com address since it needs to go to the webhosting site so he can get it but sendmail grabs it and then tells me that the user does not exist. Suggestions anyone? I am running sendmail-8.9.3-20. I sm also running imap from the imap-4.7-5 rpm Is it secure enough to poke al hole through my firewall for and let Donnie come straight to my server for his mail? I could then add him as a user I guess and do the fetchmail thing as we do fo the local users. TIA Bret _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
