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> Except that with the rc.conf changes to sendmail_enable you now need to
> start your MTA from /usr/local/etc/rc.d/{qmail|postfix|exim|...}.sh or
> rc.local and setting sendmail_enable=NO rather than it just working once
> you fixup mailer.conf.

Why ? The way I read the changes was that if I set sendmail_enable to YES and
the rest to NO it will start sendmail in the normal way, and thus
via the magic of mailwarpper start whatever MTA I have instead. No changes
necessary to the way I currently do things at all.

-pcf.

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