I found this, but not sure if it helps.
In your /etc/mail/mailertable should be lines like;
ourldsfamily.com smtp:<smtpgateway>.ourldsfamily.com
moroni.ourldsfamily.com local:
and be sure moroni.ourldsfamily.com is listed in /etc/mail/local-host-names
Daniel Liston wrote:
> This is more of a sendmail question than majordomo, and the virtusertable
> entry "should" just work. I am not sure what changed in newer versions of
> sendmail that would make messages from the local machine invoke use of the
> virtusertable at all. I always understood those settings to affect SMTP
> network communications only.
>
> Unfortunately, my knowledge of sendmail has faded over the last few years,
> and I recall bumping into this situation before, but do not remember the
> solution.
>
> What does your sendmail maillog entry show for the transaction? Is majordomo
> in your trusted users file? Is moroni in your domain names file or even in
> a genericstable of sorts? Have you experimented at all with possible other
> invocations of listname-outgoing @
top .
domain vs. @sub.top.domain? Is/are the
> spammers sending to listname-outgoing @
FQDN or listname-outgoing @
your .
domain?
> Does your sendmail have the feature enabled to "always_add_domain"? Any of
> these could introduce the what you are seeing. What does the "hostname" or
> "domainname" command show you?
>
> Since you are already using methods to hide the -outgoing alias from showing
> up in message headers, a simple band-aid would be to rename all occurrences
> of listname-outgoing to listname-secretrandomtext. Since this should never
> be visible outside your own mail system, you could even change randomtext as
> often as you like to stay ahead of spammers that may "discover" it's value.
>
> In the mean time, I will do some googling of sendmail virtusertable and see
> if I can offer any other suggestions.
>
> Dan Liston
>
> karlp @
ourldsfamily .
com wrote:
>
>
>>I received notice that one of my groups had been compromised by a spammer
>>sending email to listname-outgoing @
moroni .
ourldsfamily .
com
>>
>>I added a line to /etc/mail/virtusertable:
>>
>> listname-outgoing @
moroni .
ourldsfamily .
com error:nouser Invalid User
>>
>>which works. Unfortunately, it blocks ALL email to the group. The alias is:
>>
>> listname: "|/opt/majordomo-1.94.5/wrapper resend -l listname
>>listname-outgoing,nobody"
>> owner-listname: wife @
ourldsfamily .
com,
>> listname-owner: wife @
ourldsfamily .
com,
>> listname-outgoing: "|/usr/local/bin/bulk_mailer -domain ourldsfamily.com
>>-maxdomains 14 -maxrcpts 4 listname-owner @
ourldsfamily .
com
>>/opt/majordomo-1.94.5/lists/listname", listname-archiver, listname-digestify
>> listname-approval: listname-owner
>> listname-archiver: "|/opt/majordomo-1.94.5/wrapper archive2.pl -f
>>/opt/majordomo-1.94.5/archives/listname/listname -a -M"
>> listname-digestify: "|/opt/majordomo-1.94.5/wrapper digest -r -C -l
>>listname-digest listname-digest-outgoing,"
>> listname-digest: listname
>> listname-owner-digest: listname-owner
>> listname-digest-approval: listname-owner
>> listname-digest-outgoing: :include:/opt/majordomo-1.94.5/lists/listname-digest
>>
>>There are some linewraps so I've added 2 spaces at the beginning of each line
>>to make it more readable.
>>
>>My question: What Do I Do To Fix This and Stop The Spammers, too?
>>
>>TIA
>>
>
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