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<0> anyone around'
<1> Whatever.
<0> hah
<1> Just tell a questiona nd wait for us to make up.
<1> ;]
<1> s/m/w/
<0> how do i configure sendmail
<1> l[
<0> wheres the config
<1> It should be in /etc/mail untill you use some hell weird distro.
<1> But if you compile from source you ust create it yourself.
<1> RTFM.
<1> See the topic.
<1> ;]
<1> [;
<1> Goodnight. :)
<0> non need for the F in RTM
<0> k thanks
<0> dip****
<1> F stands for Friendly.
<1> ;]
<1> Tsk,tsk, and what do you thought?
<1> ;>
<0> heh
<0> i bet
<0> google RTFM
<1> And thanks for insulting me for my help at 04:28 AM.
<1> Go **** yourself dip****.
<1> ;]
<0> o? your hurt me
<1> Actually I would reconsider getting violnt towards possible helpers at your place.
<1> Goodnight.
<1> *Sigh* I was told trilion times to RTFM and I have never took a grave offence.
<2> what determines the timestamp of an email, when a client mails and it stamps in the header or by the receiving smtp server?
<2> or the outgoing smtp server?
<3> i suppose it depends on which timestamp.
<2> the one that is displayed by the receving mail client, but someone answered my question already
<2> :)
<3> that depends on the receiving mail client.
<2> yea, what someone told me that too
<2> what about webmail, what is the general rule?
<2> ex: hotmail
<3> off had i expect them to display the date header, which was create at some point, usually by the mua that created the message but if missing would eventually be created by an mta.
<2> ok, i was told outlook would show the time of the mta
<3> perhaps it would. i don't use outlook.
<4> In the /etc/mail/virtusertable file (FreeBSD), can you map domains to send mail to e-mail addresses on a completely different server?
<4> Such as: @malis ma@aol.com
<5> hello?
<5> how do I get yahoo email and hotmail to goto my desktop email client
<5> ?
<3> pay them.
<3> but this isn't a sendmail issue.
<6> hi all
<6> I have a quick question. How can I know if a message in the queue it's queued for esmtp or dsmtp?
<6> or any url where it's explained the format of the queue files? (that F,K,...s)
<3> dsmtp?
<3> ahh, demand delivery.
<6> I have dsmtp in the mailertable
<6> yep, that
<6> how can I disting a message marked for demand delivery?
<6> distingue
<3> disting?
<3> perhaps $r provides the clue, but to see it you'd have to inspect the queue file directly, i don't think mailq exposes it.
<6> can you explain that to me more accuratelly, I'm almost new to sendmail
<6> accurately. :-), I'm almost new to English too
<3> look at /var/spool/mqueue/qfID where ID is the queue-id shown in the mailq display.
<6> I have to query mailq with $r?
<6> and so obtain the IDs?
<3> no.
<6> so?
<6> mailq gives me all of the messages in the queue
<3> indeed.
<6> how do I know which of them are marqued for demand delivery, and which of them are just queued for next schedulle?
<3> i don't know of any way to tell the differences.
<6> ok. Thanks anyway
<6> bye
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