Hello, I'm having a bit of difficulty using the /etc/userdb.db method to
map usernames.
I think the problem is coming in with this step:
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First, create your input file. This should have lines
like:
loginname:mailname DifferentName
DifferentName:maildrop loginname
Install it in (for example) /etc/userdb. Create the database:
makemap btree /etc/userdb.db < /etc/userdb
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Is anyone familiar with what goes in these fields? In trying to map
outgoing mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED], I've
tried making the /etd/userdb source file contain:
crodrick:crodrick support
support:maildrop crodrick
and a few variations on this (making sure to tab delimit..)
Below are the steps I've taken, which might help rule out suggestions
regarding obvious errors:
I've installed the sendmail.cf file as outlined in the sendmail FAQ at
www.sendmail.org, and used sendmailconfig to install the new .cf from the
.mc file restart the daemon. I've looked at /etc/sendmail.cf to verify
that it's actually being installed with the options I've chosen. Test
messages from this account to local and remote locations still contain the
real from: address.
Thanks.
-pete
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