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From: "Darren Littlejohn" <darrenl@cats.ucsc.edu>
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Goal: To run mail in FreeBSD 2.7.7 i386, but process mail from another
domain, which really points to this box.

I have a box running as www.machine.com

but my domain is registered to point to this box: www.mydomain.com sends me
to the above. I have Apache configured to run as www.mydomain.com to make
this work. Now I need to do the same form mail.

I want to set up mail to go to me@mydomain.com, but run off
www.machine.com's sendmail.

How can I set this up? In rc.conf I set sendmail =YES, and it has
www.machine.com in it's configuration. All I can find for sendmail is
sendmail.cf. I don't know if the machine has to reboot to run it.

I thought there might be some way to have mail@machine.com run the mail
server, and have an alias pointing mail directed to mail@mydomain.com to
process it.

I don't need to run POP do I?

Please email me directly, since I am not on the list.


Darren Littlejohn
Psychology Instructional Computing Manager
Psychology Faculty Services
University of California Santa Cruz
831-459-4652
darrenl@cats.ucsc.edu

I often quote myself; it adds spice to my conversation. -George Bernard
Shaw


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