"Vladimir Gabrielescu" <vgabriel@nbcs-sos.rutgers.edu> asks:
>
>I seem to have to list both "foo" and "foo.domain" in my locals and
>rpchosts files even if I have defaultdomain set. Any ideas why?
>
Because rcpthosts, locals, and defaultdomain control different things.
According to the man page for the qmail control files (qmail-control),
defaultdomain is only used by qmail-inject for address rewriting.
The locals file is used by qmail-send to detect messages that should
be delivered to local users. The rcpthosts file tells qmail-smtpd
which domains it should accept mail for.
-Greg
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Greg Andrews West Coast Online
Unix System Administrator 5800 Redwood Drive
gerg@wco.com Rohnert Park CA 94928
(yes, 'greg' backwards) 1-800-WCO-INTERNET
>
>I seem to have to list both "foo" and "foo.domain" in my locals and
>rpchosts files even if I have defaultdomain set. Any ideas why?
>
Because rcpthosts, locals, and defaultdomain control different things.
According to the man page for the qmail control files (qmail-control),
defaultdomain is only used by qmail-inject for address rewriting.
The locals file is used by qmail-send to detect messages that should
be delivered to local users. The rcpthosts file tells qmail-smtpd
which domains it should accept mail for.
-Greg
--
Greg Andrews West Coast Online
Unix System Administrator 5800 Redwood Drive
gerg@wco.com Rohnert Park CA 94928
(yes, 'greg' backwards) 1-800-WCO-INTERNET