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I don't know what you mean by mailhub<br />
and m4 tools !!<br />
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I don't know what you mean by mailhub
and m4 tools !!



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I am using a NetraJ running Solaris 2.5.1 that is my mail server: there are some other unix machine connected on my local network<br />
I would like to send my mail to the mail server, and this one should be able to recognize if the mail is directed to other machine of my local network.<br />
On the manual it is written to create /usr/lib/mailhosts (doesn't explain which is the format), and make some minor change in sendmail.cf.<br />
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When I did these change, and I sent some mail to hosts on local network, the mail server tries to send them out of my<br />
local network !!!!!<br />
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help me !!<br />
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lba@geodata.it
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I am using a NetraJ running Solaris 2.5.1 that is my mail server: there are some other unix machine connected on my local network
I would like to send my mail to the mail server, and this one should be able to recognize if the mail is directed to other machine of my local network.
On the manual it is written to create /usr/lib/mailhosts (doesn't explain which is the format), and make some minor change in sendmail.cf.

When I did these change, and I sent some mail to hosts on local network, the mail server tries to send them out of my
local network !!!!!

help me !!

lba@geodata.it

SENDMAIL ON OTHER HOSTS IN MY LOCAL NETWORK

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