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<0> boa noite
<1> can somebody tell me where sendmail gets the hostname for the inital sendmail greeting message? i cant seem to find it... keeps reporting localhost.localdomain instead of my hosts real hostname
<0> fedora?
<1> yes
<1> fc5
<0> look for localhost.localdomain in /etc/mail/sendmail.mc
<0> yum install sendmail-cf
<0> change that domain name
<0> then make -C /etc/mail
<0> then /etc/init.d/sendmail restart
<1> only place it is is LOCAL_DOMAIN() and I already tried changing that
<0> and did you make and restart?
<1> yeah, let me do it again just to be 500% sure :)
<2> is localhost.localdomain is /etc/hosts
<1> only as 127.0.0.1
<2> is/in/a
<0> could be, i believe its in there in FC
<2> define(`confDOMAIN_NAME', `yourdomain.net')dnl
<2> in sendmail.mc and rebuild like Trengo suggested
<1> uugh.. somebody put the real name of the machine on the same line as 127.0.0.1... removing that fixed it. sorry for the waste of time
<1> in /etc/hosts
<1> thanks pip, you got me on the right track
<2> np
<1> was looking all over at the .mc/.cf and scratched a hole in my head
<1> thanks also Trengo
<1> appreciate the suggestions
<1> One more question if anybody is around. If I want remote roaming users to be able to authenticate & relay thru the mail server, is STARTTLS what I need to configure, or is there a different preferered method for authenticating and allowing relay?
<1> pretty sure the answer is yes, STARTTLS
<1> got it going, whew... i consider myself smart, but sendmail often makes me feel like a retard. :) good evening all
<3> SMTP AUTH
<4> Howdy
<4> Could anyone help with a sendmail question?
<3> ask
<4> I'd like to limit my sendmail install to a certain domain, that is reject all attempts to send email anywhere by my.domain, I've been through the various manuals and can't find a good way to do this
<3> You'll have to write a ruleset to do that
<4> Thanks sub: I'll go start reading up on rulesets
<3> search on internet ruleset and module the rules
<3> internal rather
<5> bom dia
<6> hello
<6> I need a very big help
<6> only you guys can do it
<6> I have sendmail 8.11.7, how to add to sendmail.cf a small ruleset to deny connections not having the correct mx record?
<0> cheers
<1> been looking for the answer (saw it yesterday but cant find it again) and cant find it, so thought I'd ask here... I have STARTTLS set up... when a user authenticates it srelays ok.. but if they authenticate from a blacklisted IP, they're getting bounced by the dnsbl.. whats the magic thing to put in the access.db to override dnsbl if they authenticate? I think its cert###: RELAY ? cant find the magic ### string
<3> are you using smtp auth?
<1> define(`confAUTH_OPTIONS', `A p y')dnl
<3> That's something else
<1> TRUST_AUTH_MECH(`LOGIN PLAIN')dnl
<3> Are you using SMTP for sending the mail?
<1> yes
<1> i remember yesterday seeing a conf### or auth### entry to put in access to do it, but cant find it today
<3> see feature delay_checks
<1> now that rings a bell
<1> thanks sub
<0> boa noite!
<7> boa selectah
<3> Boa noite
<0> hello sub :)
<0> hi kneer0w
<3> Hi Trengo
<7> hey sub
<7> all good?
<3> Hi there, yes, how's it going for you?
<7> travelling alot, work's going really well.
<7> thinking about moving to the west coast
<7> out in Europe in a few weeks
<3> Travelling for work for for pleasure?
<7> mostly for work. clients or trade shows
<7> turns out that i'm becoming an evangelist @_@
<7> getting payed to talk to people, fun times :D
<3> and what are you evangalising?:)
<7> basically, monitoring strategies, mostly on the http level
<7> also in the midst of putting a book proposal together to two publishers
<7> P-H and Oreilly
<7> if any of 'em even end up going for it, i think it will most likely be p-h
<7> anyways, lots of work!
<7> i'm young, so now's the time I guess :)
<3> Looks nice. First time I heard of that
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