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In article <1992Aug7.155359.4337@random.ccs.northeastern.edu>, steck@corwin.ccs.northeastern.edu (Paul Steckler) writes:
>I've registered my home PC with the UUCP map project AND
>registered it in the US domain, in both cases listing
>a BSD 4.3 host on the Internet as a neighbor.
>
>What do I have to do to get the UNIX host to relay UUCP mail
>sent to the PC?  
>
>Mail sent to unixhost!pc!user LOCALLY already works - but mail
>sent from other sites gets bounced, saying "pc!user@unixhost.bigu.edu,
>User unknown".  I'm sure sendmail.cf needs modification - what is 
>the hack needed?


Paul, I assume that the bounced mail comes from unixhost.bigu.edu,
is this so?  In general, real live examples with real live hostnames works 
best when asking for help.

Does unixhost.bigu.edu recognize that pc!user@unixhost.bigu.edu means send
to pc!user at unixhost.bigu.edu?  Not all do.  How far does it get?  Or
does the bouncing come from some other host that thinks that

	"pc!user@unixhost.bigu.edu" 

means send to pc for user@unixhost.bigu.edu.  This is a very common error.

This will tell you whose sendmail.cf is broken.

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