> Here are the last few lines of my error log:
>
<snipped for sanity>

Egads, dude...nearly went crossed-eyes with all that text.

This is completely offtopic and you might want to consult with the
sendmail mail list. Setting up mail server is fairly painless but it
requires some planning. Mail follows domain names. If you do an nslookup
on your IP address and it doesn't return a domain name (NOT the ISP's
domain, one that is registered to that server) then your problem lies with
DNS. You'll need to buy a domain and have it configured through that
providers DNS. Don't forget reverse DNS as well.

If nslookup does return a valid domain name, then your problem is with
Sendmail's configuration. You'll need to look through Sendmail's docs on
how to setup Sendmail. You can't just throw Sendmail onto a server and
expect it to work, though sending mail is a lot easier to setup than
receiveing mail.

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--Matthew Sims
--<http://killermookie.org>

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