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  1. 07-29-2008 #1
    BrianCarpio
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    Sendmail Relay

    I need to be able to configure sendmail to allow all ip addresses in a subnet to relay email @mydomain.com and I need to allow only specific IP addresses to be able to relay to the entire internet.

    I tried playing with the /etc/mail/access file but if I set

    x.x.x.x RELAY

    then it can send email anywhere. I need to be able to do something like:

    x.x.x.x RELAY:@MYDOMAIN.COM
    x.x.x.x RELAY:@INTERNET

    something like that..
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  2. 07-30-2008 #2
    ynilesh
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    The /etc/mail/relay-domains file is used to determine domains from which it will relay mail.

    The contents of the relay-domains file should be limited to those domains that can be trusted not to originate spam. By default, this file does not exist.

    Code:
    my-relay-site.com
    Be sure to run the restart sendmail script for these changes to take effect.
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