Re: Setting up your hostname and your ISP domain as two different thins in sendmailconf
On Sun, Jul 29, 2001 at 12:46:25PM -0300, hzi wrote:
> But when you send mail via the console, how to you set the MTA (sendmal,
> in my case) to send the mail as mynick@myisp.com?
> What do you have to do in sendmailconf?
Buy "Bat" book from O'reiley for "semdmail" :-) (I did and never read
it)
Seriously, use "exim" instead of "sendmail" and set /etc/email-addresses.
"exim" has same configuration file and it is default in Debian.
My perseption of MTA:
sendmail: one SUID daemon, cryptic configuration, old
exim: one SUID daemon, sane configuration, (new improved smail)
qmail: many small daemons for security minded, insane featues, old
postfix: many small daemons for security minded, sane featurs and easy
config, new
Osamu
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