Simple sendmail vhost

[IT Dept]

This is a question better asked in the Mail Help mailing list on
Moongroup.com (mailhelp at moongroup.com) but I'll try and answer here ...

In 'local-host-names' add:
bbb.com  ##and any other domains, inc. subdomains you might alias as

In 'relay-domains' add:
bbb.com  ##and any other domains you might relay for

In 'virtusertable' add:
someone at bbb.com  localsomeone ##and/or
another at bbb.com  outsideother at zzz.com ##and any other variations, see
your 'aliases' for format

Then do 'service sendmail restart' so that sendmail will hash the
'virtusertable' table for use.

Understand that I'm not a sendmail guru so the above, though it should
work, may not be very elegant. 

Can't help you with mailman as I don't use it. As above, I recommend you
subscribe to the mail help list, they should be able to help you there.
:)

Good luck.

Paul Pettit
IT Manager
CCB Inc. 

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[mailto:redhat-list-bounces at redhat.com] On Behalf Of Matthew Saltzman
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 2:20 PM
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Subject: Simple sendmail vhost


Is there a simple recipe to set up virtual mail hosting with sendmail?
I've foudn the sendmail page, but I haven't convinced myself that it
describes exactly what I want to do.

I have a mail server at mail.aaa.com that serves mail to mail.aaa.com,
www.aaa.com, etc.  I also have domain bbb.com, and I want mail.aaa.com
to
serve (incoming) mail for bbb.com as well as the addresses it currently
serves.  I want to redirect mail to various ids at bbb.com to users at
other domains.  I also want to run mailman list servers for aaa.com and
bbb.com on the same server.

Any pointers welcome.  Thanks.


-- 
		Matthew Saltzman

Clemson University Math Sciences
mjs AT clemson DOT edu
http://www.math.clemson.edu/~mjs

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