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1  Linux Software / Linux Application / Mail server configuration on: May 23, 2008, 03:04:01 AM
My organization is   giving administrative support to the small independent   four institutions. Their  IDs are like  this

Our main office  DNS Name – indianforce.af.in.
 
Other office DNS       - army.af.in
 - navy.af.in
 - airforce.af.in
 - bsf.af.in
 

Now we want to configure   single mail server in such a way that every user (army, navy, airforce and bsf) can  send and receive  their mail on their respective mail ID . We use squirrel mail. When I configured this  there is a problem .The  incoming mail receives  in the respective mail IDs but  when they forward the  mail to outside  it shows the mail ID of the  main domain(  xxx@indianforce.af.in.) where it is supposed to be xxx@army.af.in /  xxx@navy.af.in  / xxx@bsf.af.in …


   I tried to configure it through sendmail by  making the MX entry in DNS server(zone file) and  by editing  /etc/mail/local-host-names. You can do the same Postfix also .Please help me if any one can give the configuration /clue ( through sendmail / postfix)
2  Hardware Troubleshooting in Linux / Other Devices / other hardware on: April 10, 2007, 08:23:27 PM
How to connect LSP 350T Tata Indicom Walki in RHEL 4 to access internet
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