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11/05/2007, 19h25
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Sendmail "conf" options...
Can the $w (hostname) variable be set manually in sendmail.mc ?
Just like confDOMAIN_NAME can be used to set $j ... |
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11/05/2007, 19h41
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Re: Sendmail "conf" options...
On 05/11/07 13:25, daquino wrote:
> Can the $w (hostname) variable be set manually in sendmail.mc ? > Just like confDOMAIN_NAME can be used to set $j ... Yes. Grant. . . . |
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11/05/2007, 20h00
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Re: Sendmail "conf" options...
> > Can the $w (hostname) variable be set manually in sendmail.mc ? > > Just like confDOMAIN_NAME can be used to set $j ... > > Yes. Do you know which option it is please? I have read through the tweaking-config section of the online docs... I did not see the option there to set this... |
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11/05/2007, 20h06
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Re: Sendmail "conf" options...
On May 11, 2:41 pm, Grant Taylor <gtay...@riverviewtech.net> wrote:
> On 05/11/07 13:25, daquino wrote: > > > Can the $w (hostname) variable be set manually in sendmail.mc ? > > Just like confDOMAIN_NAME can be used to set $j ... > > Yes. > > Grant. . . . Is it as simple as setting... confDONT_PROBE_INTERFACES I would imagine that $w must be set for the system to run properly ? If so is accepting the domain in a To field in my access file enough for the system to operate? Or "must" i add the domain to the local-host-names file ? |
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12/05/2007, 00h13
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Re: Sendmail "conf" options...
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14/05/2007, 15h22
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Re: Sendmail "conf" options...
> Read again, this time look for local_domain Sorry if I'm missing something but there is no 'local_domain' string on that page... I only see options to modify the internal $j setting... Nothing to let me directly set the hostname... |
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15/05/2007, 22h41
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Re: Sendmail "conf" options...
In article <1178907952.295978.27350@w5g2000hsg.googlegroups.c om> daquino
<mr.danielaquino@gmail.com> writes: >Can the $w (hostname) variable be set manually in sendmail.mc ? >Just like confDOMAIN_NAME can be used to set $j ... There is no confXXX macro defined for it since it's not something you should set, and you're probably looking at the wrong solution (or not a solution at all) to whatever problem you are having. However define(`confDOMAIN_NAME', `foo') is just a "niceness" equivalent to LOCAL_CONFIG Djfoo I'm sure you can figure out how to set $w from that... --Per Hedeland per@hedeland.org |
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