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I am new to a forum, i found Linuxquestion.org to be quite good.
My problem is that when i run "./config" as part of the LWQ (Life With Qmail) it comes up with the following error:
"Your hostname is servername.domainname.co.za.
hard error
Sorry, I couldn't find your host's canonical name in DNS.
You will have to set up control/me yourself. "
i've though about my DNS and some of the qmail control files, but i am not getting anywhere.
can someone give me some pointers.
I'm running Red Hat 9, on a dual Xeon server, with 1Gb Ram and 400Gb HD.
I'll answer any question about the way my server is setup.
when i run "dig +short servername.domainname.co.za", i dont get anything.
But is it necessary to run a DNS server on the mail server. Sorry to sound stupid, but which file do i add this information (My server's IP Address) into.
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