said:
Hi,
>Some of these macros are for a newer version of sendmail.
I don't think so. The sample I provided was used with 2.0.
>I do not think sendmail v2 understands the Dw macro.
It does.
>You do not need the DD macro as you will not be receiving email.
This depends. The D macro is user defined. It has meaning only if the
rulesets give it meaning.
>Setting the DD macro to roadrunner.com will cause sendmail to use a local
>delivery program for anything sent to roadrunner.com.
That's probably true. I resurrected one of my ancient .cf files. It
insisted on trying to send everything via the $#local rules until I
disabled it.
>When I copied the files to your USB memory drive I included the
>sendmail.cf file I use for sendmail v2. The only thing you need to
>change in that .cf file is the DV macro to be the name of your ISPs
>outbound email server.
This is somewhat true. I found that the .cf file I used required that I
supply both -f and -t on the command line. I was not able to figure out a
set of macro definitions that would generate a set of headers I liked. I
could have forced it via the rules but that did not really seem all that
interesting.
Steven
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