Difference between revisions of "Allow Non-existent Domains"
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<li>On every CanIt machine, edit /etc/mail/access. Right *ABOVE* the line that reads: | <li>On every CanIt machine, edit /etc/mail/access. Right *ABOVE* the line that reads: | ||
:<tt># DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE: CANIT MAY DELETE CHANGES BELOW THIS LINE</tt> | :<tt># DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE: CANIT MAY DELETE CHANGES BELOW THIS LINE</tt> | ||
| − | add | + | add a line like this (user domain in question): |
| − | :<tt> | + | :<tt>this.example.com OK</tt> |
<li>On every CanIt machine, run: | <li>On every CanIt machine, run: | ||
:<tt>make -C /etc/mail</tt> | :<tt>make -C /etc/mail</tt> | ||
Revision as of 12:13, 9 July 2014
You can allow a specific unresolvable domain through by following these steps:
- On every CanIt machine, edit /etc/mail/access. Right *ABOVE* the line that reads:
- # DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE: CANIT MAY DELETE CHANGES BELOW THIS LINE
- this.example.com OK
- On every CanIt machine, run:
- make -C /etc/mail
