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Re: [SLE] One more sendmail question
> Hi
>
> I think that the domain in sendmail files isn't correct
> Is your hostname "snoopy"?
Yes and it's my mail server, web server, gateway
> ----> Try to send a mail from sundar@snoopy to sundar@snoopy.

Successful
> ------> View /etc/sendmail.cw, where you find the domain that the sendmail
> manages. Here there must be "snoopy", "snoopy.esaravana.com" and
> "esaravana.com".
I did not see this file in my system. So I created one.
> ---------> How you have created the user sundar? It must be inserted into
> /etc/aliases in the following format sundar: local_user. , then you must
> launch the command "newaliases"

I modified /etc/aliases with text editor(would it make any difference) and
added
sundar: sundar
>
>
Now I am able to send and receive in the local(snoopy) machine. But if I go
to my Solaris(FQNM:charlie.esaravana.com; also my DNS for domain
esaravana.com) I get the same error
########################################################
cliebt side message
Response: 501 5.1.8 <sundar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>.. Domain of sender address
sundar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx exist.

##################################################
server side message
Apr 8 15:16:26 snoopy sendmail[1138]: f38MGQk01138: ruleset=check_mail,

arg1=<sundar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, relay=charlie.esaravana.com
[192.168.0.2],

reject=501 5.1.8 <sundar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>... Domain of sender
address
sundar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx does not exist

Apr 8 15:16:26 snoopy sendmail[1138]: f38MGQk01138:

from=<sundar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, size=0, class=0,
nrcpts=0,proto=ESMTP,

daemon=MTA, relay=charlie.esaravana.com [192.168.0.2]


> bye
> Ste
>

Sundar



Hi

I think that the domain in sendmail files isn't correct
Is your hostname "snoopy"?
----> Try to send a mail from sundar@snoopy to sundar@snoopy
------> View /etc/sendmail.cw, where you find the domain that the sendmail
manages. Here there must be "snoopy", "snoopy.esaravana.com" and
"esaravana.com".
---------> How you have created the user sundar? It must be inserted into
/etc/aliases in the following format sundar: local_user. , then you must
launch the command "newaliases"


bye
Ste



On Saturday 07 April 2001 18:53, you wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I finally managed to configure my mail server at home on my gateway with
> sendmail/qpopper. I am able to receive my mail from default
> root(root@snoopy) account to any of my other local accounts(e.g
> Sundar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx). But when I try to send mail from any of my local
> accounts(Sundar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) to itself(Sundar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx) -- I have
> just created only one account -- I get following error message
>
> Sending failed:
> a SMTP error occurred.
> Command: MAIL.
> Response: 501 5.1.8 <sundar@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>.. Domain of sender address
> sundar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx exist.
>
>
> My local DNS server runs on another machine and the domain is
> --esaravana.com
>
> And my sendmail configuration is as follows
> snoopy:~ # sendmail -d0.1
> Version 8.11.2
> Compiled with: LDAPMAP MAP_REGEX LOG MATCHGECOS MIME7TO8 MIME8TO7
> NAMED_BIND NETINET NETINET6 NETUNIX NEWDB NIS NISPLUS QUEUE
> SCANF SMTP TCPWRAPPERS USERDB
>
> ============ SYSTEM IDENTITY (after readcf) ============
> (short domain name) $w = snoopy
> (canonical domain name) $j = snoopy.esaravana.com
> (subdomain name) $m = esaravana.com
> (node name) $k = snoopy
> ========================================================
>
> Recipient names must be specified
>
>
> Any help!
> Sundar
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