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From: Craig_Everhart@TRANSARC.COM
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Subject: Re: How to receive Internet mails in AMDS?
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Date: 4 Dec 90 14:32:29 GMT
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This has now gotten to the point of sendmail lore.

(a) You must leave the local mailer alone.  Sendmail insists on its
being there.

(b) You must define a new mailer (in addition to the old ``local''
mailer) that uses /etc/queuemail to deliver mail.

(c) You must change ruleset 0 in sendmail.cf to pass local mail to the
new (e.g. ``Xlocal'') mailer rather than to the old ``local'' mailer.

It would appear that you didn't do step (c).  You might also not have
done step (a); I don't know.  You didn't send me (not the list, please)
your sendmail.cf.

I've only used AMDS in an environment where host names are
fully-qualified.  I guess you'll find out how it does when they're not.

		Craig