Date: Fri, 06 Jan 1995 18:00:07 EDT From: "M.C Wong" <mcw@hpato.aus.hp.com> To: freebsd-questions@freefall.cdrom.com (freebsd-questions@freefall.cdrom.com) Subject: sender's name masquerading Message-ID: <199501060700.AA124755655@hp.com>
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Hi,
I want to achieve sender's name masquerading with the following situation :
- I have a shell account on an ISP with say email address myname@remote.host
- I have an account on a workstation on the local net with email address
myname@myworkstation.localdomain
- all mail are sent to myname@mailrelay.localdomain and get redirected to
myname@myworkstation.localdomain. All replies will have myname@mailrelay.localdomain
appearing as sender in message header.
That is :
incoming
mail
sender@else.world ------> mynamemailrelay.localdomain ----------------> myname
outgoing mail
recipient@else.world <------ mynamemailrelay.localdomain <-------------- myname
In mailrelay:/usr/mail/myname, it looks like :
Forward to myname@myworkstation.localdomain
Now, I want to be able to achieve this further such that all mails get sent to
myname@remote.host will get directed myname@mailrelay.localdomain, which in
turn get directed to myname@myworkstation.localdomain. This can be done
easily with saying :
myname@mailrelay.localdomain
in remote.host:~myname/.forward
Now, on myworkstation.localdomain, I want to be able to :
1) reply to all mails sent to myname@remote.host such that it will have
myname@remote.host appears as the sender's address!
2) send mail as myname@remote.host to others on either local domain or
rest of the world.
Can someone tell me if this achievable ? Thanks in advance.
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