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RE: {bb} BB e-mail notification - bbwarnrules.cfg
- To: "Stephen L. Johnson" <bb@bb4.com>
- Subject: RE: {bb} BB e-mail notification - bbwarnrules.cfg
- From: Jerry Shenk <jas@dect.com>
- Date: Thu, 30 Sep 1999 18:16:59 -0400
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I think we have a catch 22 here. The egrep seems to have a problem with the
[] and sendmail of course needs them. What I'm doing now is trying to get
sendmail to read the host name from the hosts file but it doesn't seem to do
that. I'm not quite sure why it doesn't pick up the internal IP address of
the mail server from the hosts file but that's where I am right now.
===== Original Message from "Stephen L. Johnson" <bb@bb4.com> at 9/30/99
5:06 pm
>> Jerry Shenk wrote:
>> >
>> > I'm having trouble getting notification going to different e-mail addresses
>> > working correctly. Here I have an example that I thought would have sent a
>> > message to 3 users every hour after a site has been down for 10 minutes.
>> > This line doesn't seem to work. The only user to get a message was the last
>> > one on the list.
>> >
>> > *;omnipoint* redrose* *WS;*;msgs;*;0600-1800; dshelly@[10.94.1.253]:~10-60
>> > jmiller@[10.94.1.253]:~10-60 jas@dect.com:~10-60
>> >
>> > I then changed the users to:
>> > dshelly@[10.94.1.253],jmiller@[10.94.1.253],jas@dect.com:~10-60
>> > but I'm not sure that's working either. What should this be? I've fooled
>> > with this time and time and I keep having problems sending notifications to
>> > multiple users.
>>
>> Hum, my belief is that the user@[IPaddr] should be user@IPaddr. The
>> last on
>> is that way and it is receiving notifications. I think the GREP/EGREP
>> are
>> getting confused because of the [...].
>
>That is not correct. If you are sending e-mail using an IP-address you have to [....] around
it. This sets it off from being a domain name.
>
>Mail Transfers Agents (i.e. sendmail) tries to lookup an MX host, and it tries to get the
canonical of name of the domain. And then it attempts to delivery the
message to the canonical host name that was found. The "[ IP-address ]"
short circuits
>that process, so the mail delivery will be made directly the the IP address specified.
>
>Stephen L Johnson
><sjohnson@monsters.org>
>
>
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