On Fri, 2003-01-31 at 17:49, Gareth Williams wrote: > [and now for something a little less 'political']
Amen. > Does anyone speak /etc/sendmail.cf ? ;-) Err, yup. > I have never seen a config file such as this - obfusticated is an Oh come on. It's not *that* bad. At least its 7 bit. :) > understatement. I only managed to find one place in there; "smtp client > options" - I pointed it at my upstream ISP, but it doesn't seem to work. Look for this # "Smart" relay host (may be null) DS And fill in the blank bit after DS with the fqdn of your upstream relay. > > Also, I understand it's not good to run sendmail if you don't have it properly > configured (even if it was configured as an open relay though, for argument > sake, it's behind a firewall). Still, this is my first time playing around Sendmail default is pretty secure these days. There is an access (no not *that* one) database which determines who gets relayed and who gets blocked. Check out www.sendmail.org for the details. Cheers, Rex
