Anne Wilson wrote:
On Thursday 27 March 2008 19:04:02 Giulio Troccoli wrote:
No, you are misunderstanding this. Your line needs to be
mynetworks = 192.168.69.0/24, 127.0.0.0/8
The /24 denotes a Class C network, which yours is, and the final part is the
loopback address.
Those were just testing when what suggested didn't work. My main.cf now
has exactly what you say.
Now for the mail sending. Have you got a file called 'transport'
under /etc/postfix? And one called transport.db? This last one is what
tells postfix where to send things. The transport file needs lines like
lydgate.lan smtp:[192.168.0.40]
.lydgate.lan smtp:[192.168.0.40]
* smtp:[smtp:mailhost.zen.co.uk]
where the first two lines define that anything addressed to anyone@xxxxxxxxxxx
is local, and should be delivered onto my imap server. The last one sends
everything else to my ISP.
When they are ready, you just run 'postmap transport' and it creates the
database.
I didn't know this. I change the transport file and done 'postmap
transport'. I have also restarted postfix, just in case, but still no
joy. However, are those your settings so that I should have something like
troccoli.it smtp:[192.168.69.25]
.troccoli.it smtp:[192.168.69.25]
* smtp:[smtp:tiscali.co.uk]
where 192.168.69.25 is the IP address of my mail server?
You also need to make sure that your system knows you want to use
postfix.sendmail, instead of just sendmail.
I have previously run system-switch-mail and chose postfix.
Giulio
Anne
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