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Not a very generic solution, but will work for you specifc case. Add
something like this in sendmail.mc: MASQUERADE_DOMAIN(`bar.snafu.com')dnl EXPOSED_USER(`foo')dnl I remember that I saw something that can do what you've asked for (masqurading specific addresses under specific hostnames.) maybe it can be achived using a script. Can't remember. Noam Oleg Goldshmidt wrote: Folks, I have a server running sendmail and a few mailman mailing lists. The server, originally named foo, now has a DNS alias bar, i.e. it answers to bothfoo.snafu.com and bar.snafu.com I want the server to masquerade the mailing lists as either coming from foo.snafu.com or bar.snafu.com, so that postings to mailing list foo appear as [EMAIL PROTECTED] while postings to bar appear as [EMAIL PROTECTED] (and similarly for -bounce, -request, -owner, etc, of course). I am tinkering with sendmail.mc and genericstable etc, but I still get [EMAIL PROTECTED]. I disabled masquerading, to no avail... local-host-names etc look OK to me, i.e. both foo and bar and the FQDN are in local-host-names... I am very familiar with the normal sources of information, such as sendmail-doc and FAQ etc. I find the masquerading section less than useful. Has anyone here done this before? Can you post the relevant pieces of sendmail.mc/genericstable/whatever? I have not asked on sendmail mailing lists yet, I admit. Please don't suggest switching to another MTA... Thanks, |
