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I'm currently working on a project that would need to send email from my list of users.
Based on the search I've done, I could send formatted email from my server using Postfix. I setup my mac adding a few lines below: /etc/hostconfig MAILSERVER=-YES- /etc/postfix/main.cf $myhostname = localhost $mydomain = localhost I try to send to my local using the command below. mailx -s "test" user@localhost the body . I can successfully send an email to my local mail. Howerver, I could not send an email to gmail.com. How can i setup my postfix to allow me to send email to gmail? Your help will be greatly appreciated. Regards Rolly |
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