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From: andy@ncrorl.Orlando.NCR.COM (Andy Veghte)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: Sendmail installation
Message-ID: <528@ncrorl.Orlando.NCR.COM>
Date: 2 May 89 17:32:06 GMT
Reply-To: andy@ncrorl.UUCP (Andy Veghte)
Organization: NCR Systems Engineering - Orlando
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I am trying to test sendmail on an ISC 386/ix system.  I have run 
the makefiles for sendmail, mail, mail.new, mailx, mailx.new, and 
smail and have generated the entire "Basic Networking" package (this
package includes uucp commands, /usr/lib/sendmail, and other good 
stuff).  I am able to send mail to remote locations using "mail" 
with destaddr!loginname addresses, but in order to test sendmail, 
I believe it will be necessary to mail to loginname@destaddr 
addresses.

Do I have to set up pathalias files and install a mail router
or is my vanilla UNIX already able to use sendmail correctly.

One approach I am trying is to look at Dave Taylor's ELM package
and see how it interfaces with sendmail.  If I could install and
run this or just understand how this package works I may know
enough to finish this testing.

Any ideas out there?

Andrew Veghte 
...!ncrlnk!ncrorl!andy
NCR Corporation - E&M Orlando 
(407) 333-9250