When my system boots it freezes for an extremely long time at a certain
point in the boot process. Hitting CTRL-C at this point I'm informed
that the loading of sendmail has been cancelled which obviously indicates
that it's what is responsible.
Looking into the issue I've seen a number of people
Simon Morgan wrote:
When my system boots it freezes for an extremely long time at a certain
point in the boot process. Hitting CTRL-C at this point I'm informed
that the loading of sendmail has been cancelled which obviously indicates
that it's what is responsible.
Indeed.
Looking into the
On 8/18/05, Chuck Swiger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You really, really want to give your machine a real hostname, which is in the
DNS, reverses properly, and has MX records for the domains it handles mail for
set up, if you want to run sendmail and do mail correctly.
If you are only relaying
Simon Morgan wrote:
On 8/18/05, Chuck Swiger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course. If you only want to deliver mail locally, and never consider the
network at all, /usr/libexec/mail.local will do that for you.
Do I need to somehow specify this as my MTA instead of sendmail or is it
already
