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Hi All, I'm new to Linux so go easy with me please. I have a script which runs on a Centos machine which fires off an email. mail -s "test" ...
  1. 10-07-2011 #1
    ijp1971
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    Hi All, I'm new to Linux so go easy with me please.

    I have a script which runs on a Centos machine which fires off an email. mail -s "test" "recipient.com" -- -f "myaddress.com".

    This works ok when I'm on our network when, I assume the email is routed out over the internet and back into our exchange server.

    I now need to set this up on a customers site where my server has no access to the internet, I assume I need to configure the ip address of the exchange server the email needs to get to somewhere but I don't know where. How would I do this, an idiots guide would be great

    Thanks
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    If it were Windows LAN you would need to "routeadd" each machine to the exchange server. I do not know the Linux equivalent.
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    Are you trying to relay all your outgoing emails through your exchange server?
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