Sendmail authinfo for multiple users on the same relay?

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I'm attempting to set up sendmail to use the mailgun smtp relay for some email invoices our company sends out. However, these are originating from a handful of different domains and when I try to set up authinfo like this:



AuthInfo:smtp.mailgun.org "U:user@website1.com" "P:pAsSWoRd" "M:PLAIN"
AuthInfo:smtp.mailgun.org "U:user@website2.org" "P:pAsSWoRd" "M:PLAIN"


and try to run /etc/mail/make, it fails with the error:



makemap: authinfo.db: line 3: key authinfo:smtp.mailgun.org: duplicate key


Is there a way to set up authinfo so that I send from both domains without it showing up as user=website2.org@website1.com, or do I need to configure something differently to allow me to send like this?






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  • How do you submit the messages? a) SMTP over TCP/IP b) direct dendmail execution (with configurable sendmail command line) c) ....
    – AnFi
    2 days ago










  • The messages are sent from a database server to this server, which we are trying to point at mailgun for verification of addresses and delivery. I believe (I didn't set this up) they are sent via smtp to this sever, which will submit them via sendmail.
    – masu283943
    2 days ago











  • Can you set sendmail path used by the database server? [Can you use your own wrapper program/script?]
    – AnFi
    2 days ago










  • That's honestly what I'm planning to suggest to the business. There's no real need to try and set up a second relay if we can just point the database server to mailgun instead.
    – masu283943
    2 days ago














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I'm attempting to set up sendmail to use the mailgun smtp relay for some email invoices our company sends out. However, these are originating from a handful of different domains and when I try to set up authinfo like this:



AuthInfo:smtp.mailgun.org "U:user@website1.com" "P:pAsSWoRd" "M:PLAIN"
AuthInfo:smtp.mailgun.org "U:user@website2.org" "P:pAsSWoRd" "M:PLAIN"


and try to run /etc/mail/make, it fails with the error:



makemap: authinfo.db: line 3: key authinfo:smtp.mailgun.org: duplicate key


Is there a way to set up authinfo so that I send from both domains without it showing up as user=website2.org@website1.com, or do I need to configure something differently to allow me to send like this?






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  • How do you submit the messages? a) SMTP over TCP/IP b) direct dendmail execution (with configurable sendmail command line) c) ....
    – AnFi
    2 days ago










  • The messages are sent from a database server to this server, which we are trying to point at mailgun for verification of addresses and delivery. I believe (I didn't set this up) they are sent via smtp to this sever, which will submit them via sendmail.
    – masu283943
    2 days ago











  • Can you set sendmail path used by the database server? [Can you use your own wrapper program/script?]
    – AnFi
    2 days ago










  • That's honestly what I'm planning to suggest to the business. There's no real need to try and set up a second relay if we can just point the database server to mailgun instead.
    – masu283943
    2 days ago












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I'm attempting to set up sendmail to use the mailgun smtp relay for some email invoices our company sends out. However, these are originating from a handful of different domains and when I try to set up authinfo like this:



AuthInfo:smtp.mailgun.org "U:user@website1.com" "P:pAsSWoRd" "M:PLAIN"
AuthInfo:smtp.mailgun.org "U:user@website2.org" "P:pAsSWoRd" "M:PLAIN"


and try to run /etc/mail/make, it fails with the error:



makemap: authinfo.db: line 3: key authinfo:smtp.mailgun.org: duplicate key


Is there a way to set up authinfo so that I send from both domains without it showing up as user=website2.org@website1.com, or do I need to configure something differently to allow me to send like this?






rhel email sendmail







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I'm attempting to set up sendmail to use the mailgun smtp relay for some email invoices our company sends out. However, these are originating from a handful of different domains and when I try to set up authinfo like this:



AuthInfo:smtp.mailgun.org "U:user@website1.com" "P:pAsSWoRd" "M:PLAIN"
AuthInfo:smtp.mailgun.org "U:user@website2.org" "P:pAsSWoRd" "M:PLAIN"


and try to run /etc/mail/make, it fails with the error:



makemap: authinfo.db: line 3: key authinfo:smtp.mailgun.org: duplicate key


Is there a way to set up authinfo so that I send from both domains without it showing up as user=website2.org@website1.com, or do I need to configure something differently to allow me to send like this?






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  • How do you submit the messages? a) SMTP over TCP/IP b) direct dendmail execution (with configurable sendmail command line) c) ....
    – AnFi
    2 days ago










  • The messages are sent from a database server to this server, which we are trying to point at mailgun for verification of addresses and delivery. I believe (I didn't set this up) they are sent via smtp to this sever, which will submit them via sendmail.
    – masu283943
    2 days ago











  • Can you set sendmail path used by the database server? [Can you use your own wrapper program/script?]
    – AnFi
    2 days ago










  • That's honestly what I'm planning to suggest to the business. There's no real need to try and set up a second relay if we can just point the database server to mailgun instead.
    – masu283943
    2 days ago
















  • How do you submit the messages? a) SMTP over TCP/IP b) direct dendmail execution (with configurable sendmail command line) c) ....
    – AnFi
    2 days ago










  • The messages are sent from a database server to this server, which we are trying to point at mailgun for verification of addresses and delivery. I believe (I didn't set this up) they are sent via smtp to this sever, which will submit them via sendmail.
    – masu283943
    2 days ago











  • Can you set sendmail path used by the database server? [Can you use your own wrapper program/script?]
    – AnFi
    2 days ago










  • That's honestly what I'm planning to suggest to the business. There's no real need to try and set up a second relay if we can just point the database server to mailgun instead.
    – masu283943
    2 days ago















How do you submit the messages? a) SMTP over TCP/IP b) direct dendmail execution (with configurable sendmail command line) c) ....
– AnFi
2 days ago




How do you submit the messages? a) SMTP over TCP/IP b) direct dendmail execution (with configurable sendmail command line) c) ....
– AnFi
2 days ago












The messages are sent from a database server to this server, which we are trying to point at mailgun for verification of addresses and delivery. I believe (I didn't set this up) they are sent via smtp to this sever, which will submit them via sendmail.
– masu283943
2 days ago





The messages are sent from a database server to this server, which we are trying to point at mailgun for verification of addresses and delivery. I believe (I didn't set this up) they are sent via smtp to this sever, which will submit them via sendmail.
– masu283943
2 days ago













Can you set sendmail path used by the database server? [Can you use your own wrapper program/script?]
– AnFi
2 days ago




Can you set sendmail path used by the database server? [Can you use your own wrapper program/script?]
– AnFi
2 days ago












That's honestly what I'm planning to suggest to the business. There's no real need to try and set up a second relay if we can just point the database server to mailgun instead.
– masu283943
2 days ago




That's honestly what I'm planning to suggest to the business. There's no real need to try and set up a second relay if we can just point the database server to mailgun instead.
– masu283943
2 days ago















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