Re: [vps-mail] relay mail to Signature account via a VPS2

[Harrison Hind <hhind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I did read the response you got from Ghislain, but I wonder if the following 
setup would be easier/simpler:

somebody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx => server66.appriver.com => IPAddressSignature

If there is no reason to push the mail through the vps2, then this would 
seem to be a better approach.

Harrison.

On Thu, Aug 26, 2004 at 11:38:42PM -0400, Scott Girard wrote:
> Does anyone know how to get Sendmail to relay email from a VPS2 to a 
> Signature account, using the Signature account's IP address for 
> delivery?
> 
> Here's the scenario:  I am using a third party (Appriver) to parse 
> email for Spam.  The MX record points to an Appriver mail server.  
> Appriver processes the mail, and forwards (relays?) the good (non-spam) 
> mail to a VPS2 using the VPS's IP address as the delivery address (how 
> do they do that?).  I want to forward email for a certain domain to a 
> Signature account from the VPS2 using the Signature account's IP 
> address.  So, the mail flow will be like this:
> 
> somebody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx => server66.appriver.com => IPAddressVPS2 => 
> IPAddressSignature
> 
> I have searched high and low for an answer, and I think my problem is 
> that I don't know the right questions to ask to complete the search 
> effectively.  Does anyone have any ideas or keywords I might search 
> with to find an answer to this?
> 
> Thanks, Scott Girard
> 
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