On Mon, 2006-07-17 at 22:28 +0530, ankush grover wrote: > > > On 7/17/06, Karanbir Singh <mail-lists@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > ankush grover wrote: > ><snip> > Thanks for the reply. This is just the testing machine and the mail > server will be either on the latest version of Centos or Fedora. But > first I need to understand the concepts and configuration of Sendmail. A friendly suggestion then. Read first. Sendmail is (overly) complex because it can do so much. For simpler tasks, one could say it is overkill. If your 25 users are waiting for you to do something, better go the fast way first and learn later. Are you familiar with the m4 macro language? If not... no problem. When I first worked Sendmail, we used it directly. TG I never had to learn that much. But I mention it so you can go to /etc/mail and look at the *.cf files generated from the *.mc files. And you see the commonly(?) touched things. There are *tons* (maybe metric tons) of other things you don't see that have an effect. Get hold of a good Sendmail admin guide. > > Thanks & Regards > > Ankush Grover > <snip sig stuff> BTW, as suggested by another, last time I set up mail in my LAN previous incarnation, I did postfix. Easy, reliable, flexible. I second the recommendation until you have time to become more familiar with Sendmail. GL to you. -- Bill
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