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>>>>> "Simon" == Simon Child <simon.child@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote:

Simon> 1) Sometimes I shall want to send mail to someone@w-c-f.org.uk
Simon> (which is directly forwarded by gradwell to fred@another.isp)
Simon> and want it to get out of here. I suspect that sendmail (8.9.1)
Simon> will not be inclined to send it out since it will regard
Simon> anyone@w-c-f.org.uk as local?

You don't have to accept email for that domain as local (listed in
sendmail.cw or class W).  I have much the same setup for
netscum.org.uk and the people who do your email redirect actually
rewrite the smtp envelope to whatever domain you specified.  So as
long as sendmail accepts whatever email address you've had it
rewritten to you'll be fine.

Simon> 2) Similarly what about majordomo? Currently majordomo runs as
Simon> majordomo@child.demon.co.uk with maillist-L@child.demon.co.uk
Simon> OK, I'll have to tell the list members the new
Simon> address. Presumably if I name the linux box as w-c-f.org.uk
Simon> then majordomo will name the lists as maillist-L@w-c-f.org.uk
Simon> etc or maillist-L@somename.w-c-f.org.uk if I call it
Simon> somename.w-c-f.org.uk?

Majordomo will dealt with whatever lists it's given to my knowledge
(when you set up the alias remember you tell it what email address
it's serving).  It will deal with list@box.demon.co.uk and
list@box.co.uk in the same way if someone rewrites the smtp envelope
box.co.uk to box.demon.co.uk.

Stefan

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