Re: [courier-users] Question about Relaying mail to other hosts

I tried this, and the proper alias was in the database. I learned about
the magic green link a few config changes ago :)
I should also note that sending mail to rt@rt.mydomain.com through
mydomain.com mailserver doesnt work either.
I thought my esmptroutes file could have something to do with this too.
but the entry for the rt.mydomain.com is above
the default smart host, so it gets processed first right? (Ive actually
tried it both ways).

Thanks!


Jay Lee wrote:

> Jonathan Pauli wrote:
>
>> My organisation has a courier mailserver which forwards its external
>> mail to our upstream provider's email server for delivery,
>> and delivers local mail locally. Our users use IMAP with thunderbird.
>> So, this machine handles all mail for mydomain.com and a few
>> virtual domains.
>>
>> I have another box called rt.mydomain.com which is running sendmail.
>> It has a local user alias called rt, which gets piped to a program.
>>
>> I need users to be able to send email to rt@mydomain.com and have it
>> forwarded to rt@rt.mydomain.com for processing.
>> I have tried simply creating an alias with the web interface such
>> that rt gets emailed to rt@rt.mydomain.com but thunderbird
>> says that the username doesn't exist (550 error) and wont send the
>> email. So, do I need to configure relaying to rt.mydomain.com somehow?
>
>
> I'm guessing that you created the alias entry but forgot to push
> "Install New Configuration" on the Courier webadmin main page. If you
> didn't click the Install link, you have created an alias entry in the
> text file /etc/courier/aliases/webadmin but not regenerated the alias
> database with the makealiases command. Either log back into webadmin,
> verify the alias is still there and install the new configuration or
> SSH into the box and run makealiases. Verify that the aliases exist
> in the aliases.dat file by running "strings /etc/courier/aliases.dat"
> (note that you may have to modify those paths based on your install of
> Courier).
>
> Jay
>



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