On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 11:24 AM, MaryG <[email protected]> wrote:
> Doug Lytle wrote: "What does your host entry for that user show. They're
> supposed to have
> an email address as well, for notifications to the user. For example ...[etc]"
>
> Doug: you were right on. This was the problem. My hosts file had "John" as
> the user, not [email protected]. I replaced it and everything works fine.
> By the way, this seems like a "bug" in the documentation. Nowhere does it
> mention that the "user" entry has to be the user's e-mail, and not just the
> username.
> (I think I saw somewhere that using apache utils (I am using lighttpd) you
> can let it infer the user's e-mail from the username - is it true?)
>
Unix/Linux servers traditionally use sendmail, which is infinitely
configurable. It would default to taking a user name as a local user
on the machine and delivering on the local mailbox for that user, or
following an alias or forwarding directive for that user if he prefers
it to be delivered elsewhere.
--
Les Mikesell
[email protected]
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