On Wed, 16 Sep 1998, Philip Hazel wrote:
>
> I think you might be slightly confused between "incoming" and "outgoing"
> relaying. Check out the diagram in section 41.5.
Ok. Sorry, my bad. I get the idea now.
>
> > relay_domains: domains who should be able to relay thru us. Includes 3rd
> > party ISPs that some customers dial into. All this is in
> > a file, one domain per line. It is searched via
> > 'partial-lsearch'.
>
> Assuming that by "who should be able to relay thru us" you mean "for
> whom incoming messages can be relayed through us" this is OK. If you
> really mean to refer to hosts that can relay *outwards* through you,
> this isn't correct. (Have a look at sender_address_relay and
> relay_match_host_or_sender.)
Makes sense. I am using the 'sender_address_relay' and
'relay_match_host_or_sender'. I am getting a reject based on a "sender
and host". The config file part looks like:
sender_address_relay = "/usr/local/.../customer/relay-addresses"
And my relay-addresses file look like:
*.somedomain.com: *
somedomain.com: *
I *think* (from what I have read on-line) this should allow anyone from
somedomain.com to match. Right?
Thanks in Advance (again!)
Benton
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