CentOS - Apr 2006 - my email address???

oh boy, looks like I screwed things up some trying to add hosting for
another domain besides my own

I thought I went by the book here but something sure ain't right.

my real email address is rado at rivers-bend.com

then a few days ago, I tweaked sendmail.mc I think it was to masquerade
ideallightinginc.com (the other domain) now I just noticed I am showing
as rado at ideallighting.com

uggggg now what?

John Rose

Am Di, den 11.04.2006 schrieb rado um 19:30:
> oh boy, looks like I screwed things up some trying to add hosting for
> another domain besides my own
> 
> I thought I went by the book here but something sure ain't right.
> 
> my real email address is rado at rivers-bend.com
> 
> then a few days ago, I tweaked sendmail.mc I think it was to masquerade
> ideallightinginc.com (the other domain) now I just noticed I am showing
> as rado at ideallighting.com
> 
> uggggg now what?
> 
> John Rose
If you use the masquerade feature you can only have one masquerade_as
target. Using the generics feature you can rewrite outgoing mail
differently.

Alexander


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On Tue, 11 Apr 2006, Alexander Dalloz wrote:
>> my real email address is rado at rivers-bend.com
>>
>> then a few days ago, I tweaked sendmail.mc I think it was to 
>> masquerade ideallightinginc.com (the other domain) now I just 
>> noticed I am showing as rado at ideallighting.com
>>
>> uggggg now what?
>
> If you use the masquerade feature you can only have one 
> masquerade_as target. Using the generics feature you can rewrite 
> outgoing mail differently.
I hadn't used the generics table until recently. I wrote up a skeletal 
howto and use case; it may be of some help:

   http://www.madboa.com/geek/sendmail-genericstable/

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