Re: External SMTP access

[Roger Harrell <roger audiblefaith com>]

The domain (for now musicwithmeaning.com) is in the access.db,
relay-domains and sendmail.cw. It's still refusing to relay. The server 
sends mail fine if I am logged onto the box. But I can not get an 
external client to send mail through the server.

--
Roger Harrell

 > It's just a text file. Where ever you're attempting to send mail from
 > you need to have that machines address in your relay-domains file and
 > the access db if your using it. You said you added your local machine
 > IP? Aren't you trying to use this exterally?



> Ok, so I created a file relay-domains in the /etc/mail file because
>> there was indeed a FR-o /etc/mail/relay-domains in my sendmail.cf
>
> file.
>
>> I added my domain and local machine IP address to the file, restarted
>> sendmail, but still get the same error. Is this a file that has to be
>> makemap hashed? If so there is no map for it.
>
>
>
>>
>> --
>> Roger Harrell
>>
>
>> > There is no relay-domains file in my /etc/mail directory. The access
>
>> >> file is supposed to deny or relay files. I have the domain in
>
> there, and
>
>> >> I have done the makemap hash and restarted. Still seeing the
>
> problem.
>
>> >
>> >
>> > Then create the relay-domains file.  If you look at your
>> > /etc/mail/sendmail.cf file, you'll see a line like:
>> >
>> > FR-o /etc/mail/relay-domains
>> >
>> > meaning that sendmail will check that file if it exists.