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Subject: sendmail and mail relaying
Date: Tue, 1 Dec 1998 14:23:05 -0000 
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I am just setting up a new mail server, mail is relayed from our isp,
however at the moment, sendmail refuses to allow relaying
How do I configure sendmail to accept mail from our isp?
I've tried setting up a /etc/mail/relay_domains file with the name of the
isp:
ISP.net
is this right or do i need an ip number?
ta
al

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