Postfix on dial-up, single-user machine
Hi,
I finally managed to set up postfix, fetchmail, procmail an mutt to work with each other, on stand-alone dial-up machine (no networks, gateways or something else, just stand-alone single user machine). Well actually, I've delayed mutt configuration because of the one additional problem I have with postfix, that I would like to ask you for advice. Postfix is, of course, installed and working, but only with one account. That is, (by using "Installing a sophisticated e-mail environment for systems with only a dial-up Internet connection" tutorial) I added to main.cf the following: #my hostname, yes it's slackware distro myhostname = darkstar myorigin = $myhostname mydestination = darkstar.example.net, localhost.example.net, localhost.localdomain, darkstar, darkstar.localdomain, localhost mynetworks = 127.0.0.0/8, 192.168.1.0/24 #my isp's server for sending mail through relayhost = mail.gmx.net sender_canonical_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/sender_canonical alias_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/aliases mail_spool_directory = /var/spool/mail and made sender_canonical in following way: axa_aaa@darkstar.example.net user_axa@gmx.net axa_aaa@localhost.example.net user_axa@gmx.net axa_aaa@darkstar.localdomain user_axa@gmx.net axa_aaa@localhost.localdomain user_axa@gmx.net Of course, after that, I run postmap for both sender_canonical and aliases (it was not in ndb format) And, as already written, it is working as expected, but, again only with single account. I have two more accounts at different servers that I would like to use. Question is, how can I set up postfix, so I can send my mail through one of the following servers: mail.gmx.net smtp.hotpop.com smtp.some_other_host.com and change my envelope address from axa_aaa@darkstar.example.net to respectively to: user_axa@gmx.net axa_user@hotpop.com user_axa_aaa@some_other_host.com ?? Should I try to add all these servers in main.cf like: relayhost = mail.gmx.net relayhost = smtp.hotpop.com relayhost = smtp.some_other_host.com Then delete file sender_canonical, and then finally, when I want to send my mail, through mutt (or some other mua) to specifically assign _from_ field? Would this work in desired way, or perhaps, there is some more "elegant" way for handling this kind of situation? Thank you. |
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