Re: [F8] Missing: /usr/share/sendmail.cf directory and contents?

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Around 02:14am on Sunday, December 09, 2007 (UK time), Daniel B. Thurman scrawled:

> 
> Seems that installing F8 is missing the necessary /usr/share/sendmail-cf
> directory (and contents) in order to rebuild/reconfigure sendmail.cf from
> senmail.mc?  Is/was this directory something that was manually added
> outside of the Fedora installation process?

Yes.  yum install sendmail-cf

Steve

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