rewriting receiver's domain (outgoing)

[proxmoxer]

Hi,
i need to rewrite some receiver domains and forward them to a static ip address (outgoing):
domain-x.com --> domain-x.secure-network.com --> 192.168.10.10

How can I do that?
Is there a better solution? I need to send some emails-domains through a secure network.

 

[nick]

Look into the postfix configuration but not on PMG. Postfix can do this...

It's better to tell us what is the mail server (Exchange/Lotus/etc)

What you can do with PMG it's to make a transport - but you need to purchase the license. This option it's not available on Free version.

 

[proxmoxer]

Thanks for your reply. We've got the GOV-Version, so there are no limitations on domains or sth.

As far as i know, the PMG overwrites the main.cf. So how do i have to configure postfix?

The way is:

1. User sends an E-Mail to domain-x.com
2. Exchange 2003 relays it to Proxmox
3. Proxmox rewrites domain-x.com into domain-x.secure-network.com in forwards it to another Mail-Server in the secure network

It should be transparent to the users because they dont know the secure-network.com - Domain. That's why i cant use the transport-option (?).

How about Exchange 2003? Any ideas?

 

[tom]

Thanks for your reply. We've got the GOV-Version, so there are no limitations on domains or sth.

As far as i know, the PMG overwrites the main.cf. So how do i have to configure postfix?
...

take a look on /etc/proxmox/system.cfg

after you do changes here, you need to activate it via

proxconfig -s

 

[proxmoxer]

OK, i've found the postfix-config i need: http://www.postfix.org/ADDRESS_REWRITING_README.html#generic

But i have still no idea, how to get into the /etc/proxmox/system.cfg

Help!

 

[proxmoxer]

Solution:

1. Edit /var/lib/proxmox/templates/main.cf.in
2. Run proxconfig -s
3. You have to do it again when you update your proxmox.

Thanks to the excellent support.

 

[nick]

Solution:

1. Edit /var/lib/proxmox/templates/main.cf.in

Please post (if is possible) the full solution including the changes made on main.cf.in.