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How to configure Sendmail Hosts
Old 02-23-2006, 01:15 PM How to configure Sendmail Hosts
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Hello all! I'm very new to system administration so be patient please.
I have the question about Sendmail. I have a Linux server Red Hat 7 running with Apache, MySQL, PHP etc. Until now I've been using a Sendmail just to recieve emails for one domain, I'll call it myhost.com or www.myhost.com, So all addresses were like xxxxx@myhost.com then I've distributed these mail to users folders (you know -simple linux users in /home/ dir). Now I want to host other Host - I'll call it otherhost.com with alias www.otherhost.com. I've configured Apache and it works well, but now I need to make it recieve e-mails for all users on this host using email addresses username@otherhost.com etc. I want to users be able to connect to it through POP3 and SMTP using Outlook etc. Actually I have an POP3 and SMTP running but for users on this machine. What exactly should I do in this case STEP-BY-STEP? I have an access to DNS to configure MX etc but I'm very confused with the info in internet about how to configure sendmail.

Thank you very much for any help, links, books!!!
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