louk@tslwat.UUCP (Lou Kates) (10/22/90)
On a UNIX machine (386ix System V) how can one cause all mail being routed out through a particular host from being bounced. That is, if my machine is A, it is desired to have have all mail coming into A and being routed out of A and into another machine via neighbouring machine B to be bounced. If it is coming into A being routed out of A into another machine via neighbouring machine C then it should not be bounced. Mail originating from A would not be bounced at all. Lou Kates, Teleride Sage Ltd., tslwat!louk@watmath.waterloo.edu 416-596-1940 ext. 210
davidsen@sixhub.UUCP (Wm E. Davidsen Jr) (10/24/90)
Sendmail should be able to do this with a rule, or if you run deliver
I *think* you can do it, but don't have docs here.
Or you could just cut off your connection to B and not have routing to
it.
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