mail delivery on LAN - This time Linux
IAK Tanoli
sendtoimtiaz at yahoo.com
Wed Jan 5 05:45:39 UTC 2005
If you are trying to send mail for linux11 to linux10
then :
1) on boith system sendmail must listen on the
ethernet interface as by default sendmail only listen
on loopback.
2) /etc/hosts must have entries of both systems or
they can use dns as well.
3) check relay in /etc/mail/access also
regards
IAK
--- Shiraz Baig <shiraz_baig at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Well, I am still grappling with the issues of SMTP
> and
> POP3 between Linux and Outlook Express (Windows). I
> shall come for help, when I have exhuasted all
> possibilites.
>
> But now I am working on homeground, the Linux. I
> have
> two machines on Linux (Redhat 9.0). I have
> configured
> sendmail on linux11.awt.com.pk. Then I do the
>
> $ telnet linux11.awt.com.pk smtp
>
> from the machine linux10.awt.com.pk. I get proper
> response and I use the commands like "helo" and
> "quit"
> etc. I also checked with
> $ netstat -a
> and found the entry *.smtp
> So, it appears, that smtpd is listening alright.
>
> Then I use the mail (MUA) to send the mail.
> On Linux10.awt.com.pk. I do it as follows:
>
> $ mail user1 at linxu11.awt.com.pk
>
> I send the mail from the command line, closing the
> mail with a period. I expect the mail should go. But
> it did not. It kept sitting on the sending machine.
>
> The question is: Do I need to put on routing on the
> machines? If not then what can be the possible
> problem
> for not sending the mail?
> Thanks.
> bye
> shiraz
>
>
>
>
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