Am Mo, den 29.03.2004 schrieb Ron Herardian um 03:09:
> The DAEMON_OPTIONS line allows you to specify multiple options. The Addr
> restriction is just one. It makes no sense to remove the whole line just to disable Addr.
So it is ok and no problem at all to put a "dnl" in front of it, as no
other option is used when Addr is set to all available. Why specify
anything if not used in any why? It is then some kind of dummy line.
> The solution is probably in the first line of my previous message: the sendmail.cf file
> may not have been changed.
Could have been. But he was able to reach Sendmail through 192.168.1.12,
see
# telnet myserver.mydomain.org 25
Trying 192.168.1.12...
Connected to myserver.mydomain.org.
Escape character is '^]'.
in the first posting.
> Ron
>
> PS Thank you for noting the syntax error.
No problem :)
Please do not send HTML formatted mails to the list. It is not only for
security reasons and netiquette but too because it just makes it hard to
reply to the mails when you see endless lines and have to manually wrap
them.
Alexander
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