Re: Sendmail problems and new ghostscript debian packages...

[Henry Chih-Hsiang Yao <henryy@ucla.edu>]

For the sendmail problem, I tried all possible combination for sendmail
configuration and still does not work. In some configuration, it could
hang the network by opening too many sendmail sessions with UCLA's smtp
hosts. None of the configuration will let local deliveries besides
forwarding to a foreign hosts.

Secondly, where is the none-free directory on the ftp site.

Bernt T. Hansen wrote:
> 
> Henry Chih-Hsiang Yao <henryy@ucla.edu> wrote:
> 
> > Hello,
> >       Currently, I am running a server at UCLA using Debian distribution
> > 1.3.1 . The network is working fine except for the emails configuration.
> > For some reason, I can not send emails using locate email clients such
> > as elm nor can I recieve email with properly setup user account. My
> > computer does have a registered DNS name and assigned IP address. There
> > should be no problem with the network because I got it working with
> > RedHat 5.1 before. The interesting part is that I can't even send emails
> > to local users. Also, I misses pine and the simple mail command that
> > comes with other Linux system. Perhaps, I forgot to install something.
> > Please show me how to install it.
> 
> If you are using sendmail you may have configured it incorrectly.  You can
> rerun the configuration with
> /usr/sbin/sendmailconfig
> 
> The standard mail command (/usr/bin/mail) is available in the mailx package
> /debian/bo/binary-i386/mail/mailx_8.1.1-3.deb
> 
> Pine is available in the pine package
> /debian/non-free/binary/pine_3.96L-2.deb
> 
> You can install the above packages with dselect or with
> dpkg --install name_of_package.deb
> 
> HTH,
> 
> Bernt.

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from Henry Chih-Hsiang Yao
henryy@ucla.edu


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