On 23/12/05, Alexander Dalloz <ad+lists@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Am Do, den 22.12.2005 schrieb azeem ahmad um 19:37: > > > >Ah! You very certainly don't authenticate as must@xxxxxxxx, but as > > >"must". Check your SASL setup. By default your would use saslauthd, > > >which uses as MECH shadow or pam and strips the domain part > > >(@domain.tld) when not started with parameter "-r". Well, your system > > >user ist "must" and not "must@xxxxxxxx". > > > > will this change even disturb my unix users to login with must@xxxxxxxx? or > > will simply change mail users? > > You ask question where one have to guess what you might mean. You system > user login by SSH or console with "user@xxxxxxxx"? If you speak about > SSH logins then that is the syntax. > > > may i add such email id's that r not unix users of my machine > > Sure. Use aliases or even virtusertable. > > > Azeem > > Alexander > I really think you should give Postfix a try Azeem. I have been administering and using Linux systems for years now and the thought of playing with Sendmail still scares me. Maybe I didn't give it enough of a chance. It's really easy to get your head aroung Postfix configuration. To switch over to Postfix on FC4, make sure you have the appropriate packages installed and then run system-switchmail and choose postfix. Plenty of good documentation available via the man-pages as well as here: http://www.postfix.org/documentation.html Of course, from reading your post I'm not exactly what the problem is, so perhaps sticking with sendmail is fine. -- Kind regards, John Francis
