> It would really best to supply the whole host.domain in the file for
> the entry. Since you also have 2 different networks, sendmail may be
> having trouble figuring out what the server really is. The 192.168
> address resolves differently than the 69.234 address. And the 69.234
> address doesn't reverse to the same name set in /etc/hosts. This
> confusion can very much cause sendmail to get all turned around and
> stall. You might want to consider looking at your logs to see if you
> have errors reflecting this.
Looks like it - I keep seeing:
Apr 18 09:07:45 mhrichter sendmail[3376]: My unqualified host name (mhrichter) unknown; sleeping for retry
Apr 18 09:08:45 mhrichter sendmail[3376]: unable to qualify my own domain name (mhrichter) -- using short name
The original host name was something like adsl-69-234-xx-xx-<something>.<an att thing>.com. IIUTC, you're saying I should include that original domain name on the host name line.
The 192.138 address is a local subdomain for the VMWare server NAT (which works really nicely) - would I need to modify that one, too or just the host?
> Are you using the stock drivers or the proprietary nForce chipset drivers?
Whatever CentOS used when it came up from the install, most likely the stock drivers. I haven't looked to see if there are any updates since these were working fine from install to present. I'll see what's there....
Thanks.
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