From: Suso <suso@suso.eigenmann.indiana.edu>
Newsgroups: suso.linux-help
Subject: Re: mail problem
Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1999 01:08:36 -0500
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  Hey Amos, I'm doing alright, I've just been insanely busy. Also, I've
been playing around with Gnome
and Enlightenment a lot lately.

To answer your question. What you'll need to do is edit the file
/etc/sendmail.cw  and add the name
of your host to the file. Then once your done, restart sendmail like this

  ps auxw | grep [s]endmail | awk {'print $2'} | xargs kill -HUP

  This is all on one line. Basically it lists all the processes, searches
for the line with sendmail in it and sends
the second column of that line to argument to kill -HUP. the brackets
around the s in sendmail are to protect
grep process from getting killed.

  Good luck,

  Suso

Amos Lee wrote:

> Hi Suso,
>
> Long time no see in this news group. How are you?
>
> Recently I have re-installed the Linux. However, I have some problems on
> my mail system. Basically I just cannot receive any mails from other
> servers. As I remeber, you told me that we have to set the host name or
> something like that in our servers. Can you teach me again here?
>
> Have Fun,
> Amos