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Update to Mac OS X Terminal, Part 3
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Simpler fix ? |
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2002-06-17 16:53:56 |
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mike_dowe
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I had sendmail working under the "don't blame sendmail" scheme until 10.5.1
Before I saw this O'Reilly update, I acted on Chris' post in the original article which said to follow the instructions in /etc/mail/README.
I figured I didn't want to edit sendmail.cf (I had in the past and it looked the same). I gathered from the README that netinfo was the problem so I followed these instructions:
* To ensure that sendmail does not read its config file from netinfo,
execute the following commands:
niutil -create . /locations/sendmail
niutil -createprop . /locations/sendmail sendmail.cf /etc/mail/sendmail.cf
I sent a test message to root and it worked (after rebooting).
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Simpler fix ?
2002-06-17 17:12:33
mike_dowe
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Simpler fix ? (with error messages)
2002-08-07 09:33:13
kwidholm
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Simpler fix ? (with error messages)
2002-09-07 22:37:47
jtangney
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Msmtp: Warning: first argument in [IPC] mailer must be TCP or FILE
Mesmtp: Warning: first argument in [IPC] mailer must be TCP or FILE
Msmtp8: Warning: first argument in [IPC] mailer must be TCP or FILE
Mdsmtp: Warning: first argument in [IPC] mailer must be TCP or FILE
Mrelay: Warning: first argument in [IPC] mailer must be TCP or FILE
I don't know what they mean. Again, despite these warnings the mail still gets through.