Re: sendmail without SMTP?
On Mon, 25 Mar 2002 16:32, Gene Grimm wrote:
> Can anyone tell me if it is possible to have sendmail without allowing SMTP
> (non-local) access? We are migrating from an old RedHat sendmail server to
> a new Debian Postfix server but need to leave the old server running for a
> time. I still want to have logcheck mail the summary to our central mail
> server for review along with the other servers' logcheck summaries but no
> longer want to permit our clients to relay through it.
Last time I used sendmail you could run "sendmail -q" from cron to push the
queue without any need for it to run as a daemon.
You can even have sendmail running in that fashion while a better mail server
runs in the regular way on the same machine (if you've got mail in the
sendmail queue that you have to push out).
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