RE: Sendmail forwarding...
Could you create a mailertable like this:
your-domain.dom smtp:nt-machine.your-domain.dom
???
Or, if your NT machine is reachable from the internet, why not just set that
host as your MX for your-domain.dom so incoming mail goes to it in the first
place?
On 24-Sep-97 Dale Harrison wrote:
>Admittdly, this has squat to do with Debian in particular, but I figure
>someone on here would know.
>
>I've currently got an NT server running Exchange 5, which serves as an
>email host. It used to dialup to the net, deliver mail, hang up and
>generally consume vast amounts of resources.
>
>Theres now a linux machine hooked up to the network connected to the net
>on a permanent basis. All outgoing email is redirected to that for
>delivery. That bit works fine. [The Exchange server still consumes vast
>amounts of resources, but thats neither here nor there]
>
>Incoming mail is the problem. I wanna forward all incoming mail to the NT
>server. Other than creating sendmail aliases for all accounts, which is
>a bit of a heckle, coz they're adding/deleting users on a daily basis on
>the NT box, so the same work would need to be done on the Linux box.
>
>Is there a way of forwarding ALL email via sendmail? I've read the faq
>[albeit it briefly] and didn't come across what I was looking for..
>
>It's currently running Sendmail 8.8.5 for what it's worth.
>
>Any help would be appreciated...
>
>D. [Anti-Microsoft Regime(tm)]
>
>
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