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Does MX (host A?) have @example.com in it's relay-domains file (or somehow otherwise in class R)?Indeed. I am trying to use email addresses here and not domains. So NDR are generated on host A / mx server.
This ldap entry currently makes emails being routed from the mx server A to the outgoing server BmailLocalAddress: test@me.com / test@example.com
mailHost: B
mailRoutingAddress: test@guerrillamail.com
If I'm correctly picking up what you're putting down you are trying to say that mail to test@example.com should be forwarded to test@guerrillamail.com and go out via the OUTGOING server?correct
I'm going to have to dig out the Bat book and re-read about LDAP routing.Yes the above does this currently with ldap routing. But I don't know if this is the best way to do it.
---host C, LOCAL is not in the spf records. I think external access is even blocked. I had spammers by passing spam blocking on the mx / host a and delivering directly to C
I'm confident that MX could relay @example.com to LOCAL and where LOCAL could forward the message to @guerrillamail.com and send it back out.
Aside: LOCAL could send the email via MX which would send it on to OUTGOING or perhaps LOCAL could send it directly to OUTGOING.ok I made note of this, I will enhance this later.
but I have to allow relaying on OUTGOING with something like this in the access mapI think that you can add MX's hostname or IP address to the /etc/mail/relay-domains file.
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Connect:(MX server) RELAY
I am not sure if my outgoing, host b, has access to the local-host-names. It is still using the same clusterid as host c and can probably access the local-host-names.Can you specify ip ranges there or host domains, so you do not do envelope rewriting when it is not necessary?The method that I'm using -- I need to log in and copy some files to provide examples -- simply applies sender rewriting to any envelope that is not from a domain that Sendmail is responsible for; /etc/mail/local-host-names (class w).
They look at the sending envelope address and compare it to the /etc/mail/local-host-names (class w).So currently I am able to route from host a to host b the emails send to test@example.com.
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