  muzscman Mr. President Premium,VIP join:2002-02-15 Florissant, MO clubs:
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| reply to nwrickert Re: Sendmail Config...
said by nwrickert :You will need a FEATURE(mailertable) line in your sendmail.mc file. Did you add a default entry to your mailertable file, something like . error:5.1.6:"550 Mail for %1 is not accepted
It might be a good idea to check that this doesn't interfere with local mail. I forgot to add the default entry. I added it and it's working like a charm.
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  nwrickert sand groper Premium,MVM join:2004-09-04 Geneva, IL
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| reply to muzscman You will need a FEATURE(mailertable) line in your sendmail.mc file.
Did you add a default entry to your mailertable file, something like
. error:5.1.6:"550 Mail for %1 is not accepted
It might be a good idea to check that this doesn't interfere with local mail.
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  muzscman Mr. President Premium,VIP join:2002-02-15 Florissant, MO clubs: | reply to muzscman from what i can tell it already uses that file:
FEATURE(`mailertable',`hash -o /etc/mail/mailertable.db')dnl
That was in the sendmail.mc |
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said by nwrickert :You could use a mailertable. Put in an entry for each of the domains you want to use. An entry could be something like blow.com esmtp:blow.com
Then use a default entry (key is ".") that generates an error message. Okay...I added my companies domain into the mailertable and ran makemap hash /etc/mail/mailertable /etc/mail/mailertable
I can email myself but I can still email outside of my domain...do I have to add something to the sendmail.mc and make the sendmail.cf file also |
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  nwrickert sand groper Premium,MVM join:2004-09-04 Geneva, IL
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| reply to muzscman You could use a mailertable. Put in an entry for each of the domains you want to use. An entry could be something like
blow.com esmtp:blow.com
Then use a default entry (key is ".") that generates an error message.
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  muzscman Mr. President Premium,VIP join:2002-02-15 Florissant, MO clubs:
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| Okay...here's the deal. I want to block outbound emails that are not going to a certain list of domains. Does that make sense?
No? Like this.
I have Box A. I want Box A to only be able to send mail to joeblow@blow.com If it tries to send mail to joeblow@joe.com it won't work because joe.com isn't on the okay list.
I'm running sendmail-8.13.1-3.2.el4 Red Hat AS 4.6
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