John Wiebe wrote:

I've never tried, but can't you alias your username by editing "/etc/postfix/aliases" ?

John

Bill Mills-Curran wrote:

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OS: Red Hat 9

Q1: sendmail...

I have my sendmail configured to masquerade my outgoing email with my cable ISP's domain (charter.net). However, I have not found out how to convert my local username to the username I have at my ISP. Any ideas?

BTW, I've configured Pine just fine for this. I'd just like take the extra step and have sendmail take care of all mailer utilities.

Q2: CUPS...

What's the best/right way to upgrade from LPRng to CUPS?

I understand that HP printers work better under CUPS. True or False?

TIA, Bill

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got my hp 932c printer to work so easy with cups

On Tue, Jun 03, 2003 at 06:31:45AM -0400, John Wiebe wrote:

I've never tried, but can't you alias your username by editing "/etc/postfix/aliases" ?

A. Its reeeeally hard to affect Sendmail by changing Postfix configuration files. B. I think he wants to map his internal user name to his ISP mail ID on "outgoing" mail. I don't know a way to do this using sendmail just by itself. It can be done using mutt and sendmail together, using the trusted user feature. C. Hey - whats with the "top-posting"? (In a mailing list or a news group, always put your response below what you are answering, and trim the e3xtra stuff.)

Bill Mills-Curran wrote:

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I have my sendmail configured to masquerade my outgoing email with my cable ISP's domain (charter.net). However, I have not found out how to convert my local username to the username I have at my ISP. Any ideas?

BTW, I've configured Pine just fine for this. I'd just like take the extra step and have sendmail take care of all mailer utilities.

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