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BIND recursion no; (Can't send mail out with this option)
I set
recursion no;
On my mail server, but we started to have problems no mail would go out, how can I set that and still keep recursion on for all users that are listed on the sendmail "access" (Spam control) file?
I'm running Sendmail version 8.13.4, config V10/Berkeley & BIND version 9.3.1
recursion no;
On my mail server, but we started to have problems no mail would go out, how can I set that and still keep recursion on for all users that are listed on the sendmail "access" (Spam control) file?
I'm running Sendmail version 8.13.4, config V10/Berkeley & BIND version 9.3.1
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PsiCop
Use a View to allow recursion for local hosts, and deny it elsewhere.
ASKER
Hello PsiCop
Do you have a sample named.conf with that option?
Do you have a sample named.conf with that option?
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Can I list multiple ip addresses like that
acl "ourhosts" { 192.168.1.154; 192.168.1.222;};
Thanks PsiCop
acl "ourhosts" { 192.168.1.154; 192.168.1.222;};
Thanks PsiCop
Yes, you *can* construct your ACL statement as you've described.
Note that "match-clients" needs to be the *first* statement in any "view" block.
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Thanks PsiCop
It worked great...
It worked great...
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