Re: Sendmail Spam

[<karlp ourldsfamily com>]

Thanks Bob. It seems to work so far.

Karl L. Pearson
Senior Consulting Systems Analyst
Senior Consulting Database Analyst
karlp ourldsfamily com

On Sat, 17 Feb 2001, Bob McClure Jr wrote:

Yes, it is possible.  Add lines to your /etc/mail/access file with
your domain(s) and the keyword RELAY.  If your server serves the
213.45.67.xx domain, add this line:

213.45.67	 RELAY

If it serves, say, two class C domains, then:

213.45.66	 RELAY
213.45.67	 RELAY

Then do a "make" while /etc/mail is your current directory, and the
access.db will be rebuilt.  Then

 kill -HUP `head -1 /var/run/sendmail.pid`

to put it into effect.

On Thu, Feb 15, 2001 at 10:36:49PM -0700, Karl Pearson wrote:
> If someone uses port 25 as a relay host to send email all over, how can I
> configure sendmail to accept outbound emails from within my own network
> only?
>
> Is it even possible?
>
> Karl Pearson
> Senior uniVerse Database Analyst
> Senior Unix/NT/Win Analyst
> karlp colubs com
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Cheers,
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