mail command - changing from line
Hello!
I am getting this error when I use the mail command: Code:
invalid/host-not-in-DNS return address not allowed Thanks, Murdock |
can you post the mail command that gave you that error please.
2) In mdv, you can check errors at /var/log/mail/errors.log |
Sure!
Code:
mail -s "test" address@email.com < ~/emails/test Code:
2008-05-19 14:24:54 1Jy3U5-00074F-WA ** address@email.com R=smarthost Thanks, Murdock |
well I do not use debian but have used slack so first
http://linuxgazette.net/issue91/price.html 2) I use postfix but generally speaking mailman is the name of the app for cli mail and you use a mail transfer agent to route it eg exim, sendmail, postfix 3) looking at this link http://mirror.hamakor.org.il/archive...004/10638.html shows that user had a fantasy hostname, similar to me, I know you are deliberately disguising your details so you are not spammed but you may want to read the exim dox on hostnames so first place is look at /etc/hostname and then the config files for exim. 4) sorry that I do not use exim but try here http://www.exim-new-users.co.uk/cont...ategory/22/34/ |
Thanks for all of the links!
However, I am looking for a set up that does not require so much configuration. I am looking for a Linux equivalent to something like: http://www.downloadjunction.com/prod...890/index.html FINAL NOTE: using the -f option in sendmail does the trick. I also implemented that into Mutt, so everything seems to work now. Thanks! Murdock |
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