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  1. baldar538

    2007 DST Changes

    Hi, Glad to see someone else is in a similar boat. Our problem isn't software though, but we have a bunch of oddball PCs here that freak out if you try to put XP SP2 on them. They just make a system process that ties up 99% of the CPU. Tried new drivers, bios, etc.. No luck. If we roll them back...
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    Small annoyance with domain name

    Thanks for your reply. I think I had to do a few more lines than that, but your answer led to to the answer. What I ended up adding was: Other MASQUERADE_AS(`mydomain.com')dnl Feature FEATURE(`masquerade_envelope')dnl Feature FEATURE(`allmasquerade')dnl And, now it seems to work. Thanks...
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    Small annoyance with domain name

    Hi, thanks for your reply. My virtusertable file is unmodified from the default on the system, its all comments. If it would help, here is an example header: Return-Path: <sender@sendingdomain.com> Received: from mailgw.receivingdomain.com (mailgw [x.x.x.x]) by mail.receivingdomain.com...
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    Small annoyance with domain name

    Hi, This is more than an annoyance than a real problem, and is currently making it a little more difficult to troubleshoot something we are testing. But, here goes: We are using an architecture similar to this: sender -> internet --> gateway -> mailserver -> client gateway is a 3rd party...
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    Name resolution and maybe more

    Thanks so much, that was it. Everything is working great now!
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    Name resolution and maybe more

    Ok, something new. Now, in my /var/log/mail, I get the following: Apr 12 09:11:34 mail sendmail[7072]: k3CFBYZ07070: to=<recipent@receivingdomain.com>, ctladdr=<sender@sendingdomain.com> (555/100), delay=00:00:00, xdelay=00:00:00, mailer=relay, pri=122080, relay=mailgw.sendingdomain.com...
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    Name resolution and maybe more

    Hi, thanks for your response. Our /etc/resolv.conf reads (made more anonymously): nameserver 1.1.1.1 nameserver 2.2.2.2 domain mydomain.com Also, the e-mail I grabbed as an example just had mailgw. We have also tried mailgw.mydomain.com, and gotten replies with mailgw.mydomain.com listed. I...
  8. baldar538

    Name resolution and maybe more

    Hi, We changed our e-mail configuration yesterday, and have been having problems ever since. We are running sendmail as our company e-mail server, and up until yesterday had no 'gateway', the server was on the DMZ and was the outgoing server and where all the mailboxes are stored. When we put...
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