> 4. Sendmail is started from virtuald, so you don't need to
> bind it to a
> particular address. However, make sure that sendmail is not
> running on the
> hosting server. In case of doubth, telnet to port 25 on the
> hosting server.
> Sendmail will report the hostname in it's greetings message.
> It will say
> either the hostname of the host or the hostname of the virtual.
Thanks!! I didn't know that sendmail shouldn't be running on the hosting
server. I stopped the host sendmail daemon, and now I can recieve mail on
the virtual servers.
Thanks a bunch!
David
