Sendmail.cf question

2007-12-25 11:36:00

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My original question concerned the `DM' line in the sendmail.cf file

for Sun sendmail under SunOS 4.1.2. The answers fell into two

categories:

  o People who thought I meant Berkely sendmail and told me about

    domain masquerading (good info on masquerading, too, just not what

    I was looking for :), and

  o People who told me about relay mailer types.

As for the second, the M macro takes on a few possible values which

depend on the network the machine is on. One possible value is `ddn',

which is for Defense Data Network (e.g., ArpaNet, MilNet). The

standard value is `ether', which is what the cf file in question

actually had. What `ether' means is given later in the file where

rules are built. (I think---I still say sendmail.cf is voodoo...)

Thanks to everyone who responded:

  fpardo@tisny.com (Frank Pardo)

  Claus Assmann <ca@informatik.uni-kiel.de>

  Weldon S Godfrey 3 <weldon@excelsus.com>

  Rich Kulawiec <rsk@itw.com>

  "Mark B. Hamby" <mhamby@logicon.com>

  "Vaughn Eisler" <eisler@UU.NET>

  bismark@alta.jpl.nasa.gov (Bismark Espinoza)

I always appreciate the ready and useful help from this group.

CJW

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