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From: James <j@evilcode.com>
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Subject: Re: Setting up sendmail
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On Sun, Oct 22, 2000 at 12:13:03PM -0300, Matt Rudderham wrote:

> Yep, quite easy, if you're running on non-routable IPs on an internal
> network(192.168, 10. etc)
> you just add 192.168.8 as I've done on mine to /etc/mail/access
> Here is mine
> 192.168.8     RELAY
> 
> Then
> # makemap hash access < access
> and
> # killall - hup sendmail
> 
> I'm also new to this, so if anyone sees anything wrong with these
> instructions jump in, all I know if that they've worked for me.:)

You don't *need* to send a HUP signal to sendmail to reload
binary database files. You did ask to be jumped in on...
:-) 


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