Once upon a time, Craig White <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :
> there may be a better way but I have enabled virtusers in my sendmail.mc
> and generated a new sendmail.cf file using the m4 program.
>
> that out of the way...
Out of the way? /etc/mail/virtusertable is used by default in Red Hat
Linux... just edit it and run "make -C /etc/mail" to apply the changes.
> I then have a virtuser file (/etc/mail/virtuser) that has each user
> email address aliasing over to their local mail account and finally at
> the bottom of this list, I have @domain.com localaccount so that any
> misaddressed mail with the proper domain name will end up being
> delivered to that account. If this catchall rule isn't last, it
> intercepts mail for all those listed below...bad thing.
>
> This ends up being a big PIA but it is effective enough.
>
> also, you must have /etc/mail/sendmail.cw list all the domain names that
> the box will receive mail for and of course, DNS MX records must exist
> for those domains.
By default, Red Hat Linux uses /etc/mail/local-host-names and not
sendmail.cw any more, also you need to restart sendmail for the changes to
that file to take effect (IIRC).
Matthias
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