on Tue, 29 Jan 2008
23:51:47 -0800
> When I REMed out the hostname in the config.sys ipformat-No_hostname.txt was the result. The DNS
> name was useless.
>
> Changing config.sys hostname to smtp.roadrunner.com resulted in the DNS name becoming
> smtp.roadrunner.com (see ipformat-smpt.txt)
"hostname=" can be any name and should never be a name you are going to send
email to so "roadrunner.com" is not a good name to use. So your fasteagle was
OK.
> ipformat-120Min-DPlistsns.txt came after I added the DP macro(?) to sendmail.cf DPlistsns is still
> in the .cf for the following runs.
>
> For some reason I let sendmail run instead of stopping it with ctrl-C and 2 minutes later it
> actually finished (ipformat-120Min.txt) The command line is in Commandline.txt. Note: when I made up
> the file name I typed 120Min when it should have been 120Sec. The two minute time for sendmail to
> complete its work is correct. I'm assuming it took so long because the last line says "dropped ..."
> plus no mail came through.
Sounds like a timeout.
> I then ran Steven's command line (CommandLine-d_option.txt) resulting in ipformat-d_option.txt
>
> Lastly I ran the command line I have been using but added the -d option. That resulted in a big gob
> of command line data (cmdLine.txt) with the resulting ipformat-simple-d_cmdLine.txt.
>
> Well, I guess there is now enough to put y'all to sleep for a while. Good luck cuz I'm lost.
Go back to my sendmail.cf file and change the DV macro to
DVsmtp.roadrunner.com. Lets not change anything else until we get the basic
function working before we try to pretty things up.
Executing sendmail with
sendmail -a SENDMAIL.Test -t
should send the email you have created in the file SENDMAIL.Test and sent it to
the "To:" inside the file and use the "From:" inside the file as the sender.
--
Robert Blair
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