Jody Grafals <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Is there an easy way to have fetchmail get mail from a remote server > then have sendmail push it back out to another server? If I did not > have to make an account for each address that would be ideal.
To have your mail automagically sent elsewhere, just create a ~/.forward file that contains only the email address that you want it to go to followed by a newline. > I have a local server setup and it thinks its email.foobar.com and its > working great. I use fetchmail to get mail from the real server using > the real server's IP address, and everyone in the office can see their > mail and can send mail to each other. The problem is that since the > fake server thinks it's the real server, I can't deliver mail from the > fake server to the real server. (Since the fake server thinks its > foobar.com, anything @foobar.com stays on the local network.) Since I > have no control over the real server I would like to use a 3rd server > (my debian server) to fetchmail (via a ssh tunnel) from the fake > server and send it to the real foobar.com server. Kind of complicated > but I think it would work well. Why did you set it up so it thinks it's your mail server? You need to have your name to be a unique name or you will never be able to send to that server. -- .''`. Paul Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> : :' : `. `'` proud Debian admin and user `- Debian. Because it *must* work. debian.org aboutdebian.com
pgp00000.pgp
Description: PGP signature
