[linux-help] Re: multiple domains.

[Steven Saner <ssaner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You probably need to add each of these domais as "local host
names". If you are using a default sendmail installation, you will
need to add these domains to the /etc/mail/local-host-names file. If
you are using some distribution munged installation of sendmail, you
are on your own as to where this file might be. You may also need to
add the following feature to your sendmail m4 config:

FEATURE(`use_cw_file')

If you are using the access.db feature: FEATURE(`access_db'),
you will probably also need to add these domains to the access.src
file, like this:

eng.star.lk     RELAY
...


This should now allow sendmail to receive mail and as long as the
username portion of the address matches a user on the system, mail
should be delivered (assuming everything else, like a delivery agent
is set up properly). If you want to map email usernames to different
users on the system, then you will need to play with the virtusertable
feature of sendmail.

Steve




On Mon, Oct 22, 2001 at 06:14:20PM +0530, sudharsha wrote:
> HI every one ,
> I need a very big help from you.
> My problem is this there is a domain called a star.lk
> under that domain there are sub domains such as eng.star.lk and acc.star.lk
> I want to know how to setup this domains in one linux server .
> I think I know how to set this up in Bind but how do I do this in send mail 
> so that there are email addressess with user@xxxxxxx and user@xxxxxxxxxxx 
> and also user@xxxxxxxxxxx
> I would be very thank ful if some one could help me out with this 
> all these adressess should be in one server 
> Thanks in advance.
> Sudharsha.
> 
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