I've almost the same problem,
My home network also use addresses in the 192.168.10.x range and qmail works fine for
all local domain's
I wan't qmail to collect all external mail and put it in a queue. After a SIGHUP on
qmail-send this mail should be delivered to my ISP leeflang.demon.nl .
When i send a mail by smtp to qmail i get a response 'sorry, that domain is not in my
list of allowed rcpthosts (#5.7.1)'.
I have make a ~alias/pppdir with maildirmake and a chmod -R alias ~alias/pppdir so
rights are OK.
In control/virtualdomains i put a line ":alias-ppp"
Whatever i change i still get this message.
situation:
[netscape users] --smtp--> [qmail] --ppp--> [ISP]---> where ever
[ ] <--pop--- [ ] <--smtp--
i trigger qmail-sent every hour from the cron to sent/get mail.
marco leeflang
Chris Green wrote:
> On Sun, Apr 25, 1999 at 05:24:13PM -0700, Eric Ess wrote:
> >
> > There's a network 'mycom.com' which is a LAN disconnected from the Internet. We
>would like to have a modem on the RedHat Linux + qmail 1.03 server dialup an ISP or
>our consultancy's mail server (also RedHat 5.2 + qmail 1.03) directly and exchange
>mail (queued email from mycom.com and Internet email queued on our server) two times
>a day. Our server has the virtual host 'mycom.com.' The goal is to allow the users of
>mycom.com to send and receive Internet email, but only have the Linux server connect
>twice a day. How would this be done? Could it be done using serialmail?
> >
> No, it's far from unique, I mumbled on about this for quite a while a
> few months ago. No MTA is perfect for this situation but qmail is
> pretty good.
>
> My home network is called isbd.mynet and uses IP addresses in the
> range 192.168.13.x, I use qmail to send and receive mail to/from an
> ISP via dialup in almost the manner you describe.
>
> The only difference in my case is that mail is sent and received
> whenever the connection is brought up by another application. I have
> a patch to qmail on my system called 'holdremote' which holds mail
> queued until you switch off a flag.
>
> I can't give exact details of my setup from here as I'm at work but if
> you'd like to know more then E-Mail my home address below.
>
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