kilowatt
mach-o mach-o man
Let us say that I am an ISP. And I have my mail server co-located away from my site. And it therefore has a different IP address than the rest of my hosts and clients.
I would like to allow all my hosts and clients to relay mail through this host (ie, send mail outward).
The host rang I want is best specified as a FQD. Something like:
*.myisp.net
I have the following in my /etc/access.db file (formatted in berkeley db of course):
And the following in my m4 config file:
I continue to get 'Relaying denied' though, when I try and send mail through it.
What am I missing?
I would like to allow all my hosts and clients to relay mail through this host (ie, send mail outward).
The host rang I want is best specified as a FQD. Something like:
*.myisp.net
I have the following in my /etc/access.db file (formatted in berkeley db of course):
Code:
myisp.net RELAY
otherhost OK
Code:
FEATURE(relay_entire_domain)
FEATURE(access_db)I continue to get 'Relaying denied' though, when I try and send mail through it.
What am I missing?