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Re: [vps-mail] Installing SCBL for sendmail - need help, please
- Subject: Re: [vps-mail] Installing SCBL for sendmail - need help, please
- From: "Bennett Lanford" <ben@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 00:32:17 -0000
Bennett Lanford <ben@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> said:
> Marjolein Katsma <tfyj8lv02@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> said:
> > 2. Provider added support for one extra domain for me (and were kind
enough
> to tell me what they did); later I added another domain myself. This takes
the
> form of 'Cwlocalhost firstdomain.com second.tld'
> > => It seems .mc files do not directly support this, but I have to
> create an external file with the domains to be supported?
> > (If so, there's an equivalent, but I'll need to create an extra file,
merely
> generating a .cf from .mc would not be sufficient.)
>
> The mc-generated cf files in the sendmail vinstallall contain a line that
> begins:
>
> Fw
>
> and references a file named /etc/local-host-names
>
> (Fw is similar to Cw: both lines populate the class w ($=w). The Fw line
> populates it from a file.)
>
> The "modern" way to populate $=w is to list the domains in
> ~/etc/local-host-names. (The local-host-names file has become a standard
> sendmail.org idiom. It is used only by sendmail, AFAIK.)
>
> I generally list my domains one per line in that file.
>
> You can verify that they work by entering a command something like:
>
> echo '$=w' | virtual sendmail -bt
>
Another way (if you don't like local-host-names) is something like:
LOCAL_DOMAIN(`domain1 domain2 domain3 domain4')
(I noticed from your earlier posts that you already picked up on the opening
"left-quote". ... but I'll mention it in case others might have missed it.)
--
Bennett Lanford
ben@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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