jpm@logixwi.uucp (Jan-Piet Mens) (06/17/91)
Hello,
I have a host through wich mail passes, (going out by UUCP)
and I would like to hide the name of the 'sub' machine from
which the mail actually originated, in such a way, that the
recipient will be able to Reply to a message, with that reply
going to the "gateway" host.
My host is an SCO UNIX 3.2.2 with MMDF.
+--------+ +----------+
| sub | => | HOST | ------> all mailing going out here, should
+--------+ +----------+ look like it came from HOST
BTW, is there *GOOD* and *COMPREHENSIVE* documentation on MMDF ?
Thank you very much,
Regards,
-JP
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Jan-Piet Mens, Logix GmbH jpm@logixwi.UUCP
Moritzstr. 50, D-6200 Wiesbaden ...!uunet!mcsun!unido!logixwi!jpmchrisdu@sco.COM (Chris Durham) (06/18/91)
In article <1991Jun17.143756.25373@logixwi.uucp> jpm@logixwi.uucp (Jan-Piet Mens) writes: >Hello, > I have a host through wich mail passes, (going out by UUCP) > and I would like to hide the name of the 'sub' machine from If your domain is foo.COM, and the hosts are "host" and "subhost", where "host" is the UUCP gateway, then, in your mmdftailor file: MLDOMAIN COM MLNAME foo MLOCMACHINE host or MLOCMACHINE subhost depending on the machine. If you are following this scheme for your domain all usernames within the domain should be unique, (chris@host is the same person as chris@subhost), and alias files combined with the badusers channel should be maintained to determine the "home" machine where each user reads his/her mail. > > BTW, is there *GOOD* and *COMPREHENSIVE* documentation on MMDF ? I am sending you, under separate cover, the doc I wrote for the Support department at SCO on MMDF. This has been posted several times to these newsgroups, so I won't bother posting it, as it is large. This extra doc is available from the SCO support department. In Open Desktop 1.2 and 3.2 version III, we plan to include a mkdev shellscript to help you configure MMDF. > > Thank you very much, You are welcome. -- Chris Durham chrisdu@sco.COM Technical Support ...!{uunet,ucscc}!sco!chrisdu The Santa Cruz Operation "'cause you either live life, bruises, skinned knees and all, or you turn your back on it and start dying." -Captain Christopher Pike, _Star Trek_ "The Cage"