Am Fr, den 30.01.2004 schrieb Wayne Johnson um 22:19:
> Thanks for the response.
>
> Unfortunately, this problem occurs on all local users, not just root, and
> I don't believe their exposed. It does not occur on our internal users
> for whom we're acting as a relay.
[ snip ]
Ok, if my other posting a few minute ago does not help you out, can you
please describe what comcast expect by you to be used as smart host? I
suspect you have to authenticate against smtp.comcast.net?
Please post your sendmail.mc and auth settings (certainly modify the
real user/pass data). If you like you can bypass this mailing list and
mail me directly. I am sure your problem is solvable. I am a little
curious as you have it already running for relayed mail. Is it possible
that comcast just rejects your mail from sendmail host sent directly
because it comes then with a hostname which is not resolvable? Is
heritage1.heritageweb.org your Sendmail's hostname? I think so. Then you
fail to use genericstable to map your users to @heritageweb.org mail
addresses. Or is your domain name a total different?
Alexander
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