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Mail forwarding in small network with mailserver
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My small network consists of a mail server(postfix) and 2 clients. I want to configure the clients so that all the mail they send is sent through the mailserver. I want to forward all outgoing mail to the mail server. How should I configure the clients to achieve this? Thanks for any help. hjallebk |
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