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When I send an email via sendmail it sends as user@localhost.localdomain. How do you change this? I know you can masquerade the domain name but can it be changed another way. I have two domains so I really can't masquerade.
Thanks for any help,
Lee
in KDE you can go to network conifguration and change your hostname from localhost.localdomain to what you want it to be. You can also go to the command line and type
hostname NEWHOSTNAMEHERE
after you do either of these thing you need to change your /etc/hosts file to reflect your new hostname. Don't reboot before you change /etc/hosts
i also wanna know abt this question. if my server hostname is "abc.million.com" and the email sent out will be "user@abc.million.com". How do i change it to "user@million.com" ???
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