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# address test mode
> sendmail -bt
ADDRESS TEST MODE (ruleset 3 NOT automatically invoked)
Enter
3,0 user@domain.com
> sendmail -bt
ADDRESS TEST MODE (ruleset 3 NOT automatically invoked)
Enter
3,0 user@domain.com
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# verify an alias
sendmail -bv -c some-alias
some-others@gmail.com... deliverable: mailer relay, host mailsorter.foo.com, user some-others@gmail.com
sendmail -bv -c some-alias
some-others@gmail.com... deliverable: mailer relay, host mailsorter.foo.com, user some-others@gmail.com
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# flush the mail queue now
sendmail -OTimeout.hoststatus=0m -q -v
sendmail -OTimeout.hoststatus=0m -q -v
Deletions:
sendmail -q -v
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===useful commands===
# printout sendmail processes
sendmail -q -v
# printout sendmail processes
sendmail -q -v
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=== Sendmai startup options===
The following starts up sendmail in background, and writes a very detail debug log.
/usr/lib/sendmail -bd -X /var/log/mail.log -oL9 &
The following starts up sendmail in background, and writes a very detail debug log.
/usr/lib/sendmail -bd -X /var/log/mail.log -oL9 &
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==Read==
Domainkeys with dk-milter http://www.elandsys.com/resources/sendmail/domainkeys.html
Domainkeys with dk-milter http://www.elandsys.com/resources/sendmail/domainkeys.html
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==[[SendmailMailFrom Use sendmail to change sender address]]==
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==[[SendmailAdmin Excellent admin reference]]==
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=== Configuring smart host===
Smart host is the SMTP server to route all non-local mails to. If enabled, MTA will not try to query the smtp server for each domain, instead, all non-local mails will be delivered to the smart host. In sendmail, smart host can be configured by adding the SMART_HOST directive to sendmail.mc (then use m4 to produce sendmail.cf). If the smart host does not have a FQDN, surround the IP address with [].
define(`SMART_HOST',`SMTP:[63.131.146.34]')dnl
dnl # or
define(`SMART_HOST',`SMTP:smtp.myisp.com')dnl
Smart host is the SMTP server to route all non-local mails to. If enabled, MTA will not try to query the smtp server for each domain, instead, all non-local mails will be delivered to the smart host. In sendmail, smart host can be configured by adding the SMART_HOST directive to sendmail.mc (then use m4 to produce sendmail.cf). If the smart host does not have a FQDN, surround the IP address with [].
define(`SMART_HOST',`SMTP:[63.131.146.34]')dnl
dnl # or
define(`SMART_HOST',`SMTP:smtp.myisp.com')dnl
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%%(bash)
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{{parent page="Mail"}}
