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Thanks for the replies to the mailing log to myself...but now antoher 
quesiont off that: 

a simple mail kwoody < log causes ppp to dial out.

I am using my ISP as my relay etc...how do I prevent ppp from dialing out 
with a simple command like the above?

Ive tried @localhost and a few variations but I guess I gotta change 
something in sendmail.cf again...sheesh will it ever end?

Thanks,
Kwoody@citytel.net