[ale] sendmail question

[Jeremy T. Bouse]

Carl,
	In the arrangement you describe it would only be possible if they
have their mail server set to blindly deliver everything through you which
in turn would ultimately be delivered back to them. If however they have
the sendmail machine set to deliver local mail for them then there is no
need for the message to evey be sent outside unless one of the recipients
were outside, then it's fair game.

	Respectfully,
	Jeremy T. Bouse
	UnderGrid Network Services, LLC

Carl Forsell was said to been seen saying:
> I have a customer who has has a Linux e-mail server (sendmail) inside their
> firewall and  connects through ISDN to us for internet access.  They have a
> concern about confidential documents that they e-mail within the office.
> 
> In the system described above, I can't see how the e-mail could loop through
> us during it's travel - or be intercepted by "outsiders".  Am I wrong?  Is
> there any way of documenting that a piece of internal e-mail has never
> passed out side of their firewall?
> 

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