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Actually i just figured out about 15 seconds ago that I had it configured correctly. However when I sent a test message I was logged in as root, and the EXPOSED_USER option specifies root.<br />
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I logged on as another user and still had an issue. However I commented out <br />
FEATURE(masquerade_envelop<wbr />e)<br />
and it started working.<br />
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I am configuring a few Linux server to send mail to my internal Exchange server. I am just using sendmail to only send mail internaly. <br />
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I configured my Exchange server to be ther smart host, and am able to send mail to my internal domain now. However those emails show up as coming from @localhost.localdomain.<br />
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I edited the sendmail.mc file and edited these 2 lines thinking it would fix it, but no luck. What am I doing wrong?<br />
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MASQUERADE_DOMAIN(serverna<wbr />me.this is my domain.com)dnl<br />
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MASQUERADE_AS(`this is my domain.com')dnl
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I am configuring a few Linux server to send mail to my internal Exchange server. I am just using sendmail to only send mail internaly. 

I configured my Exchange server to be ther smart host, and am able to send mail to my internal domain now. However those emails show up as coming from @localhost.localdomain.

I edited the sendmail.mc file and edited these 2 lines thinking it would fix it, but no luck. What am I doing wrong?

MASQUERADE_DOMAIN(servername.this is my domain.com)dnl

MASQUERADE_AS(`this is my domain.com')dnl

Actually i just figured out about 15 seconds ago that I had it configured correctly. However when I sent a test message I was logged in as root, and the EXPOSED_USER option specifies root.

I logged on as another user and still had an issue. However I commented out 
FEATURE(masquerade_envelope)
and it started working.




mail sent from sendmail does not have correct domain name

I am configuring a few Linux server to send mail to my internal Exchange server. I am just using sendmail to only send mail internaly. 

I configured my Exchange server to be ther smart host, and am able to send mail to my internal domain now. However those emails show up as coming from @localhost.localdomain.

I edited the sendmail.mc file and edited these 2 lines thinking it would fix it, but no luck. What am I doing wrong?

MASQUERADE_DOMAIN(servername.this is my domain.com)dnl

MASQUERADE_AS(`this is my domain.com&#39;)dnl

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