george@rex.cs.tulane.edu (Roy George) (04/08/89)
As being relatively new to Sendmail, I would really appreciate it if some
one could send me information about any/all of the following
What are the structures that Sendmail uses for header information?
Where can I find documentation on the actual procedures and structures
that sendmail uses when it hands over mail for propagation?(if in public
domain the address from where it can be obtained)
Thanks in advance,
Roy George
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* *jbd0%gte.com@relay.cs.net (Jeffrey B. DeLeo) (01/04/90)
Once again I am trying to straighten out our mail system here at Silc. What I would like is for all our systems to pass any mail they can't resolve to one, central machine which can handle it. This means that if machineA has to mail something to harvard!xyzzy!foo, since it doesn't know harvard, it will forward to the central machine (which does). Our machines are connected via ETHERNET; the central machine runs ULTRIX, as do some others; the rest are SUN4s and SUN3s. I have tried using the 'R' macro in the sendmail.cf file to define the machine to relay to but this does not work - I get an "unknown mailer" error. Any help would be appreciated. Jeffrey DeLeo - Silc Technologies, Inc. ...!harvard!silc!jbd0 ; BIX : jdeleo