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<j.natowitz-KealBaEQdz4 at public.gmane.org> writes: > But for particular situations, mail needs to be sent to a particular > user on a particular Unix system. None of these systems are in the > corporate DNS, and that will not change. They all are in the NIS > hosts DB. Is there a way, using either sendmail or postfix, to say > that email of the form user at system should NOT be sent to > corpmail.foo.com, but directly to "system"? I'd prefer to continue > using sendmail, unless there is a compelling reason to go to > postfix. While my memory of sendmail has long since been garbage collected, it's likely that sendmail calls this a "mailertable". Search for it in the current configuration docs. Postfix will happily do stuff like by way of a transport table. You have something like: transport_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/transport in postfix's main.cf, and then the transport map contains entries like: unixbox.example.com smtp:[destination.example.com] See the manpage transport(5) for the precise details of the table format.
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