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> no problem with the first line, except that I don't know if /etc/tcp.smtp
> was supposed to exist or it just had to be created (in fact it didn't
> exist beforehand).
You write it yourself.
> The second line is another story. /usr/local/sbin/qmail
> did not exist, and looking through the mailing list archives all I saw was a
> thread in which someone said to check the magic number (but the file just
> doesn't exist!).
You said you read LWQ right? I searched it for the string and found
``sbin'' in several places. You should read section 2.8.2.1 (titled
``The qmail script'', in case the document gets rearranged and someone
is reading this message in the archive) very carefully.
> Also, I'm a bit confused about the contents of the files in
> /var/qmail/control/; I would appreciate a pointer to which file can be
> created (assuming I wanted to create them by hand), and what they mean.
man 5 qmail-control
> Finally, I installed fastforward for using /etc/aliases, but this file is
> /etc/mail/aliases in OpenBSD. If I run 'newaliases', it looks for /etc/aliases
> instead of /etc/mail/aliases. How can I fix that?
ln -s mail/aliases /etc/aliases
---Chris K.
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