Andrew Smith wrote:
...snip...

> My original question was what I needed to do after I changed "access.db"
>
> I do this by editing "access" in a script and then "cd /etc/mail ; make"
>
> I prefer to use make since it contains tha makemap command and if it ever
> changes I don't need to know
> make clean is unnecessary since I know I have changed "access" and just
> want to rebuild "access.db"
>
> I have found that the answer from Brain Curtis is correct -
> sendmail does automatically notice "access.db" has changed.
> (I didn't put any "service restart" or "/etc/rc.d/init.d/sendmail restart"
> in the "sudo" script and it worked first time for the user)
>

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Hi
Yes that should work.

When you run "make" by it self all the known ".db"s are rehashed.

If you put "make access.db" then only the access.db will be rehashed

Guy



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