Samir Nassar wrote:
My setup: postfix 2.5.1 on Ubuntu Hardy
I have a system that only handles apache and MySQL. No mail comes to this host
and the only mail that this host generates comes from: 1- web applications, 2-
negligable system generated mail.
I have turned off local mail delivery.
I am running several distinct domains with their own Google Mail accounts. I
am also running Apache with mpm-itk (will be migrated to mpm-peruser in the
future)
For this I want to send any mail generated by a user to that users SMTP
account.
Example:
The host has three users:
sudouser
user2
user3
Each user user an SMTP account:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
However all users authenticate via smtp.gmail.com
I am not finding the documentation that would help clarify this and the
documentation examples point to accounts using different hostnames for different
users.
Would this me easier if I created CNAME records like smtp.example.net to
point to smtp.gmail.com?
what would this bring to you? your problem, as I understand it, has
nothing to do with dns.
I feel like I am barking up the wrong tree with my attempt. Is there a more
elegant method of handling this issue?
it seems like you want sender dependent relay hosts and smtp_sasl_* config.
