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<H2>Sendmail Configuration</H2>
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Mail messages on the Internet are transferred from source to destination
using the Sendmail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). On IRIX systems, SMTP 
is managed by the <VAR>sendmail</VAR> daemon. The configuration parameters 
that control mail processing are stored in the <VAR>/etc/sendmail.cf</VAR>
file. The default Silicon Graphics configuration, which implements a subset
of the available parameters, is satisfactory for most mail implementations.
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Use the Sendmail Configuration form to set the following parameters:
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<STRONG>Enable sendmail:</STRONG> This selection turns the
sendmail daemon on or off. Select <VAR>Yes</VAR> to turn sendmail 
transfer on and <VAR>No</VAR> to turn it off.
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(Default value: Yes)
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<STRONG>Hostname of mail forwarder:</STRONG> The mail forwarder is a
system outside the local organization where mail is sent when the
destination system cannot be found.  This should be a fully qualified
hostname for the forwarder system (such as forwarder.pine.com).
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(Default value: relay.DOMAIN)
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<STRONG>Root domain name:</STRONG> This is the domain name for your
entire organization (such as aspen.com). The domain name is normally 
provided by your Internet service provider.
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(Default value: none)
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<STRONG>Hostname of mail relay:</STRONG> The mail relay is the system that 
receives mail sent to a host within the organization whose destination cannot 
be determined. This must be the fully qualified hostname for the mail relay 
(such as relay.aspen.com).
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(Default value: relay)
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<STRONG>Local domain name:</STRONG> If your organization comprises 
multiple domains, this is the local domain for the Internet Gateway system
(such as sub.aspen.com). If your organization comprises a single domain, this 
is the same as the root domain entry (aspen.com, in the example above).
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(Default value: none)
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<STRONG>Directory of the UUCP path-alias database:</STRONG> If the Internet
Gateway uses UNIX-to-UNIX Copy (UUCP) for mail transfers, this is the directory
for the database that is used to convert UUCP domain mail to the full pathname
of the destination. This information is transferred inside a Usenet news
group and compiled each night. Although UUCP is considered obsolete, 
a large number of sites still rely on it. To disable the pathalias database,
enter <VAR>/dev/null</VAR> as the path-alias database name.
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(Default value: /dev/null)
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<STRONG>List of domains for which this host is the relay:</STRONG> If the
Internet Gateway system is a relay host inside your organization, this list 
contains all domain names for which other systems specify the Internet Gateway 
as their mail relay host. Enter each domain name and press <VAR>Enter</VAR> after 
each entry.
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(Default value: none)
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