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Subject: DNS and Sendmail
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I have a Freebsd server running dns and sendmail for my internet provider
service. From inside my domain I can address mail to user@my.domian, and it
will be delivered correctly. But from outside (i.e. somewhere else on the
internet) the message must be addressed to user@mailhost.my.domain. Is this
a DNS problem I am having or sendmail? I have been through DNS and BIND and
Sendmail by O'Reilly, but I must be missing it.
                
                Hank Haines