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Re: SEnding mail to foreign doman

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From: Claus Assmann
Date: Sun, 04 Jun 2000 00:00
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Pieter J. D. Huiberts wrote:

> I am in the process to configuring sendmail and POP3, it will by
> permanently on the net. All seems fine exept for the fact that I cannot
> sent anything outside my domain (e.g. yahoo.com)! I found out that when
> I enter the foreign domain (yahoo.com) into the access file
> (/etc/mail/access), it all works. Does this mean that I have to enter
> every possible domain we are going to sent to?

No.

What's the error message you get? The famous "Relaying denied"
which is answered here every day? Here's the answer...

http://www.sendmail.org/~ca/email/relayingdenied.html

If that doesn't solve your problems, post the related logfile
entries, tell us which of those hosts (to=, relay=) in the entries
are "yours" (or "trusted"), and list the anti-relay FEATUREs you
use.

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From: Claus Assmann <ca+sendmail(-no-copies-please)@mine.informatik.uni-kiel.de>
Subject: Re: SEnding mail to foreign doman
Date: 2000/06/04
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