>Better do as Maciej showed you and use Pear. It preserves you from >several headaches using the mail() function directly. Also get clear >which MTA you are really wanting to run; actually Sendmail seems to not >be configured properly. And finally, using Apache to speak to the MTA >directly will not work when SELinux is enabled. > >Alexander > > Thanks for the posts guys ;) I found out Sendmail >8.12 has been re-modeled to tighten msp-queue rules. Thus, internal processes send mails will go to msp-queue 1st. in /etc/mail/virtusrtable I removed @your-box-fqdn error:nouser No such user here and every thing works now with out changing the mail() function Best Regards, Jon McCauley
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