Mike Klinke wrote:
One method uses the "access" file by
first rejecting all mail for a domain and then listing the
execeptions:
exDomain.com REJECT
validUser1@xxxxxxxxxxxx OK
validUser2@xxxxxxxxxxxx OK
I have also seen examples of the virtual user table used in a
similar fashion.
Regards, Mike Klinke
Talking about sendmail.
I have a gateway smtp that will route all emails to internal mail server.
In mailertable I have an entry
mydomain.com smtp:internal.mydomain.com
Previously we accept all the emails, valid or not. Only reject a few.
nouser1@xxxxxxxxxxxx REJECT
nouser2@xxxxxxxxxxxx REJECT
mydomain.com RELAY
Now I want to change it so we can only accept only valid users by
following the above method.
mydomain.com REJECT
user1@xxxxxxxxxxxx OK
user2@xxxxxxxxxxxx OK
It works, but now I see in the log that there are so many Relaying
denied entries. Is that normal? Or I made some mistake.
Best Regards
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