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I use fedora core 6. When fedora boots, a program called sendmail takes a long time to get okayed, which causes a large increase in boot
time.
This started happening only 2 boots ago.
My computer is not a mail server, but is connected to a LAN.
Recently, i changed the hostname of my computer on the network
via System -> Administration -> Network -> DNS from localhost.localdomain to myname.
Can anyone tell me how to fix the problem?
I use fedora core 6. When fedora boots, a program called sendmail takes a long time to get okayed, which causes a large increase in boot
time.
This started happening only 2 boots ago.
My computer is not a mail server, but is connected to a LAN.
Recently, i changed the hostname of my computer on the network
via System -> Administration -> Network -> DNS from localhost.localdomain to myname.
Can anyone tell me how to fix the problem?
Happened to me a few times before, just disable it.
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