Yes it can. However,
By default, when connecting to a remote server, smtpd(8) advertises its default
server name. A hostname parameter may be specified to advertise the alternate
hostname name. If the source parameter is used, the hostnames parameter may be
specified to advertise a hostname ba
After some experimentation I think I can compress this problem down to one
question:
Is it possible for an OpenSMTPD host to process email addressed to two
different host names, both of which resolve to the same address?
When I set "mailname," any mail sent to that name works fine. Mail
addressed
Thanks Craig for the reply.
I changed the CNAME to an A record as you suggested. Sadly, it still loops
when I send the email to the "alternate" name. It seems that OpenSMTPD
doesn't realize that the two names are the same server.
I should mention that the whole reason we have an alias is that I h
Hi Michael,
On 2016-02-08 Mon 16:49 PM |, Michael Burk wrote:
>
> If I send a message to the server's CNAME, it goes into a loop which is
> eventually detected and shut down:
>
Try switching from DNS CNAMES to DNS A records:
RFC2181 has:
"10.3. MX and NS records
The domain name used as the v
