This is a discussion on how to restrict lan users so that they cannot send within the Linux software forums, part of the Linux Getting Started category; hi all, Now, I have sendmail configured. Now, as u know all the lan users are able to send mail ...
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hi all,
Now, I have sendmail configured. Now, as u know all the lan users are able to send mail to outside local lan i.e to gmail.com or yahoo.com Now, the problem is how to restrict some users so that they can't send mail to outside network. Also, they should be able to send mail within local lan. |
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and I think, entries in the /etc/mail/access go like this... user@localhost REJECT Again, I clear the question, I just want that some users should not be able to send mail outside local lan. i.e they should not be able to send mail to www.gmail.com or www.yahoo.com,etc. but at the same time, they are able to send or receive mail from or to local lan. Please note it carefully........... |
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