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11-08-2000 06:01 AM
11-08-2000 06:01 AM
help with mail service
We are using HPUX 10.20 on K260 server and mail service is not a major concern. It is only for sending mail for local services such as Oracle database actions.
However I want to prepare to send mail in and out. I have been unable to do so. The followings are the error messages from /var/adm/mail.log:
---------------------------------
Nov 6 04:00:06 abc sendmail[3646]: My unqualifed host name (abc) unknown;
about to retry
Nov 6 04:00:06 abc sendmail[3646]: unable to qualify my own domain name (abc
) -- using short name
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On /etc/mail/sendmail.cf, I have:
Dj$w.abc.com
On /etc/mail/sendmail.cw, I have
abc
On /etc/hosts, I have
..ip address.... abc
I have no idea where else to look for to make the change so that the mail service is working.
Thank you for your help in advance.
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11-08-2000 06:07 AM
11-08-2000 06:07 AM
Re: help with mail service
ip-address hostname hostname.abc.com
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11-08-2000 06:18 AM
11-08-2000 06:18 AM
Re: help with mail service
W.X.Y.Z abc.com abc.
Stop and Start sendmail
/sbin/init.d/sendmail (stop/start)
Cheers!
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11-08-2000 06:19 AM
11-08-2000 06:19 AM
Re: help with mail service
If your hostname is "abc"in /etc/mail/sendmail.cf you have to insert Dj$w.xxx.com ( where xxx is given by your domain -> see in /etc/resolv.conf )
If your domain is abc.com, insert in /etc/hosts
IP hostname hostname.abc.com
federico
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11-08-2000 06:32 AM
11-08-2000 06:32 AM
Re: help with mail service
the above error should not prevent mail from being delievered - it is actually more of an informational warning than an actual show-stopping error.
Try the suggestions given above (remember to restart the mail service) and if it still fails to start, post parts of the /var/adm/syslog/mail.log file to help with diagnostics.
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11-08-2000 06:43 AM
11-08-2000 06:43 AM
Re: help with mail service
My /etc/hosts hostname = 'abc',
sendmail.cf uses 'Dj$w.abc.com'.
I do not have /etc/resolv.conf file. Do I need it and how to create it if I do.
Could that be the problem?
Thanks,
Steven