On Wed, Oct 13, 2004, Georgy Goshin wrote: > I'm trying to start using OpenPKG for my servers because RedHAT changes > their linux politics whis year and OpenPKG is a best choise I think. But > here is a someting I can't understand. > Interesting, but welcome to OpenPKG for any reason. Even politics.
> 1. Sendmail. > Why the configuration done so, that sendmail listens only on one > interface? I need sendmail to listen now on eth0 and lo, but it does not. > What is Dual-MTA setup (I know, that this is not OpenPKG quiestion), is > OpenPKG's configuration with sendmail.cf and submit.cf is a Dual MTA > configuration? > Sendmail doesn't communicate directly with devices (network or any other) It simply opens TCP ports using your systems socket interface. The OpenPKG sendmail package listens on 127.0.0.1 by default, which is mostly likely bound to your lo interface. To make sendmail listen on a different interface, first pick an IP Address bound to it (use ifconfig -a to found out). The sendmail configuration variable to change is in /opkg/etc/sendmail/sendmail.m4 and is called 'confMYIPADDRESS'. 1. Change to the /opkg/etc/sendmail directory. 2. Edit sendmail.m4 and change the value to your chosen IP Address. 3. Type 'make' to generate the real sendmail configuration files. 4. Reload the sendmail configuration with /opkg/etc/rc sendmail reload. > 2. AMAVIS > What configuration of amavisd-new should be used with the sendmail in > OpenPKG enviroment. > I'll hand this one off, since I'm not an amavisd user. -- Michael Schloh von Bennewitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Development Team, Operations Northern Europe Cable & Wireless Telecommunications Services Tel +49-89-92699-227, Fax +49-89-92699-808
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