OT: setting up mail on Centos 7 server

[Fairlight]

Look in your sendmail.cf for the Fw directive, edit the file it points to,
remove your main domain from that file, and restart sendmail.

Also make sure Dj is -not- set to that domain.  

Either would cause the behaviour you're describing.

The only place it's safe to spoof that value in your situation would be DM.
Even then, you'll need RDNS set up to make it work properly at receiving
sites.

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On Sat, Mar 23, 2019 at 09:54:00PM -0400, scooter6--- via Filepro-list thus spoke:
> I have our new server about ready to deploy
> 
> I have sendmail installed but when trying to use mutt to send an email to
> myself it's looking for a local user name
> For instance, I have the server configured as pdmfl at pdminc.net (similar to
> our existing Centos 5 server)
> Now when I try to email myself at my normal work email  @pdminc.net it's
> looking for a local user on the server and saying 'user not found'
> I can email my gmail account with no issue but any email address I use
> that's @pdminc.net it's looking to send it to a local user accounts mail vs
> their work email (a problem I haven't seen on my Centos 5 server)
> I've looked at about everything I can think of and have been working on
> this for a couple hours and but haven't found a work around
> Has something major changed in how mail works from Centos 5 to 7?
> I need to be able to send emails from this server to many staff members
> here so it's a big deal...
> any input would be appreciated
> 
> Scott
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