Sudhakar Chandra rearranged electrons thusly:
> comes with various /usr/sbin/*config scripts. These are text scripts that
> you run to configure various software. For example, to configure sendmail,
> you'd run /usr/sbin/sendmailconfig.
The sendmailconfig and eximconfig scripts (which I checked out - I dont use
debian so didnt check the others) are quite good for basic functionality.
> IMO, knowing how to edit config files by hand is also a great skill to
> acquire.
Sendmail is about the only app where they say "dont edit the .cf config file"
:) Adding / removing macros / features from a .mc file and regenerating
sendmail.cf is the way to go (even more than sendmailconfig / suseconfig etc)
-s
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