On Tue, Oct 17, 2000 at 12:09:54PM +0200, guran remberg wrote: > I have a computer, that is connected to the Internet from within a LAN, > through a gateway. Thus my net was set up as 10.0.4.15, &c. According to > the 'NET HOWTO' those numbers nor the name, Archimedes.brisen.rings.se, > should never be sent out on the Internet.
? > How come my name is set up in mc as [EMAIL PROTECTED] Are you looking for /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname? > Where is this information stored so that I may change it to my email > address? This setting doesn't have much to do with you mail-address. Of course local users have a mail-adress in the form [EMAIL PROTECTED] and this is necessary - maybe some cronjob wants to tell root that somebody went wrong. This is accomplished by those mail-adresses. Your _real_ mail-adress should be set in the config-file of your mailer. Maybe you need to rewrite it, then have a look at /etc/email-adresses. HTH, Phil
