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From: Gary Chrysler <tcg@ime.net>
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Volf Cramsky wrote:
> 
> How do I tell My DNS about my domain?
> 
> Using nslookup tells me I am on my domain. Yet trying to send a mail to a user on
> my domain do not work if I do not include the host on witch the user is on in
> the address. DNS MX record looks like:
> 
> mydomain.com  IN MX 10 myhost.mydomain.com
> 
> I must send it to:
> 
> myuser@myhost.mydomain.com rather then to myuser@mydomain.com
> 
> Any idea?
> 
> volf@microfront.se

All I had to do to fix this was add a Cwmydomain to sendmail.cf
Example:
	##################
	#   local info   #
	##################

	Cwlocalhost
	Cwmydomain
or
	Cwlocalhost mydomain

I use the first style, It works, I don't know about the second
but I was told it works to!

-Enjoy
Gary
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