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svsalian 08-28-2003 03:41 AM

Sendmail Configuration
 
I can send & receive mail through sendmail on a LAN, even I can send mail to outside LAN also but I cant not receive the mail to same id from outside LAN because I do not have a registered domain name, but I have a registered email id, now I want use that email id to send & receive my mail using my sendmail user profile, can any one help me to configure the same

MasterC 08-28-2003 04:32 AM

Welcome to LQ :)

What is a "registered email id"?

You can use your IP if you don't have a registered domain:
username@1.2.3.4

Should work, you'll have to let Sendmail know that you will be relaying through your IP though...

Cool

Cooner 08-28-2003 07:43 AM

You could go to no-ip.com or dyndns.com and get your self a free domain.
Never heard of a registered email id

ppuru 08-28-2003 07:46 AM

What exactly is a "registered email id"? are you referring to a mail ID like svsalain@linuxquestions.net?

joseph 08-28-2003 11:16 PM

yea, i am agree with ppuru, what hell registered mail id?
could you more detail?

svsalian 08-29-2003 01:18 AM

i have email id which i got from my ISP, and the ISP is vsnl & my id is svsalian@vsnl.com, I have both smtp & pop server details with me

svsalian 08-29-2003 01:23 AM

Thanks MasterC
If i want to use my ip then where i have to change in sendmail pls let me know, i am new to linux

Thx

ppuru 08-29-2003 04:17 AM

AFAIK you cannot receive mails for your vsnl.com ID on your system, if that is what you are trying to do. One work-around is to use a reply-to address and try the dyndns/no-ip stuff.

However you can send mails as svsalian@vsnl.com using your sendmail.
You can use a pop client to retrieve mails delivered to your vsnl account.


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