Hi all,
> On 03/12/2003, at 09:36, Michael Lake wrote:
>> It would remove logrotate ! Thats used to rotate my apache-perl,
>> mysql logs.
OK now from Peter Hardys explanation I can see the indirect dependence.
Tony Green wrote:
> Logrotate needs an MTA to report on it's errors, so removing exim means
> no MTA.
> Easiest way is to do an apt-get install nullmailer, nullmailer is a very
> small MTA which sends email to a specified smart host.
Reading up on nullmailer it says its for sending mail to a fixed list of
mail relays. It says.....
"3. Into the file SYSCONFDIR/nullmailer/remotes, put one line for
each of your relay hosts: HOSTNAME PROTOCOL
At present I have the Advanced Intrusion Detection Env running on the
virtual host and its set at present to:
@@define MAILTO [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If I put on nullmailer and set the remotes to:
uts.edu.au smtp
Will it get to me?
I think I might be getting confused by the difference between a relay
host and a mail host.
Mike
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