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Dear list, |
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By taking a look into the sendmail README, it has come up to my mind |
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if I can relay only one specific mail address and REJECT all other mails |
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from {any_user}@whatever.domain. |
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Here is my test environment: |
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+---------+ +-----------+ |
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+-----------+ |
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+ MUA +-------(SMTP)------+ MTA_1 +------(RELAY)------+ MTA_2 + |
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+---------+ +-----------+ |
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+-----------+ |
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MTA_2 above is set as teshost2, which is the destination of relaying. |
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Following lines have been put into the /etc/mail/access in MTA_1. |
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<code> |
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localhost.localdomain RELAY |
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localhost RELAY |
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127.0.0.1 RELAY |
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To: testuser@×××××××××.testdomain RELAY |
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After editing, 'makemap hash access.db < access' has been |
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issued to rebuild the access database. |
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The mail relay works fine while all other mails like |
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testuser{2,3,4}@testhost2.testdomain |
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get relayed as well. |
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My question is, if it is possible, is there some kind of settings |
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within sendmail |
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(sendmail.mc / access / etc.) could meet my needs? |
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Any comment would be greatly appreciated. |
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Sincerely, |
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Jyo |