> About local users, how do i do that when crontab or shell script uses maill > command (which uses sendmail) sends with from addrees? bcuz if its sending > without from some email server refuses it :(
you'll have to set the DEFAULT_DOMAIN in your sendmail script (normally the bash script that invokes the XMail's sendmail binary) Added domain completion to XMail's sendmail when the specified sender address (-f or -F) does not contain one. The environment variable (or registry in Windows) DEFAULT_DOMAIN is looked up to try to complete the address. then for example a CronDaemon MAIL_FROM becomes [EMAIL PROTECTED] > "testdomint.com" "1065492126000.15793.webserver" "LA2" "2003-10-07 > 04:02:08" > "testdomint.com" "1065495660000.15998.webserver" "LA3" "2003-10-07 > 05:01:01" > "testdomint.com" "1065499260000.16016.webserver" "LA7" "2003-10-07 > 06:01:02" > "testdomint.com" "1065502860000.16045.webserver" "LAF" "2003-10-07 > 07:01:02" > "testdomint.com" "1065506460000.16074.webserver" "LB7" "2003-10-07 > 08:01:01" > "testdomint.com" "1065510060000.16099.webserver" "LBF" "2003-10-07 > 09:01:00" > "testdomint.com" "1065513660000.16205.webserver" "LC7" "2003-10-07 > 10:01:00" mhm check via CTRL and frozlist command the slog file from the messages: get e.g. the spooldir entries for 1065513660000.16205.webserver (the 2. and 3. parameter in the frozlist output and goto spool/??/??/slog - there you'll find the logs for those messages. - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
