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Hello,


J'ai pass� ma journ�e � configurer mon OS X en serveur, et cette journ�e me
fur tr�s profitable.
Un gros point et je penses que cela int�ressera certains ici, est la
posibilit� d'�tre son propre mail relay serveur!!!

Quel avantage?
Un livraison directe dans la boite de l'interlocuteur, sans interm�diaire!!
Et voici comment faire (sorry c'est du Roste.beaf ;-)  ):

You can run sendmail to be your own SMTP server. While most people really
have no need to do this, some of us just like the power. However, you can't
just run it. You'll have to modify a few things.

Your first step will be to edit "/etc/hostconfig" from your terminal. I
recommend you use either pico or vi, two of the built in text editors.
Unless you know vi, you're probably better off using pico. You need to
change "MAILSERVER=-NO-" to "MAILSERVER=-YES-".

You'll also need to issue one other command: "chmod 755 /" This sets
permissions on the root level that sendmail requires for operation. While
I'm not sure why, I do know that sendmail requires this. Perhaps as a
security consideration.

You should be all set now. Just reboot your machine and sendmail will start
during the boot process. You can then point your email software's smtp
server to "localhost" and start sending mail. However, you'll want to
monitor the mail log to see if it's working. Type "tail -f
/var/log/mail.log" to monitor the mail log in your terminal window.

Your new SMTP server is now set to deliver mail. If, for any reason, a
message is undeliverable, it will go into the mail queue (/var/spool/mqueue)
and sendmail will try to send it again once an hour.


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