Google for "mailhub configuration"
Easiest way is to create "madras.yourdomain.com" - and if you have a
public, static IP (which you can get from any dsl provider), set that up
with MX and A records for your static IP
madras.yourdomain.com. IN MX 10 madras.yourdomain.com.
IN A your.static.ip
Then you'd have to have some way of syncing the userdb across the place
- and defining whether user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx is local (that is his account
is an alias to his madras.yourdomain.com account) or external.
There should be reasonable cookbook configs for whichever mailserver
you're running - I would recommend a common userdb across the actual
mailserver and the local one
Vinayak Mahadevan wrote:
Dear Ilugies
In my company I have got a FC5 box working as the linux email server. The
main work this does is collect mails from an external mail server and then
distributes the mail locally. Mails which are generated within the company
and which are addressed to the company domain are distributed locally. What
I would like to know is that suppose a person with the id
