On Fri, 22 May 1998, Daniel Goldin wrote:
->
->The "from" line currently generated by sendmail:
->
-> "From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu May 21 00:27:45 1998"
->
->This is all screwed up. "Daniel" is my user name at localhost.
->Don't know what "ixmail9" means, but don't like the looks of it
->much.
->
->How can I make the from line point to my username on my isp? e.g.,
->a line like this:
->
-> "From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu May 21 00:27:45 1998"
->
Daniel,
Before you spend the best years of your life trying to figure out the
masquerading - I find the explenation very cryptic - this is what I put in
my sendmail.cf to get the proper domainname: That's anything right from
the "@". To get your ISP's login name to the right of the "@", you'll have
to enter that in your e-mail client.
In /etc/sendmail.cf look for:
DM -> type like this: DMix.netcom.com
Dj$W -> type like this: Djix.netcom.com
Ds (Smart Mail) -> type like this: Dsix.netcom.com
Enter your ISP login name in the right field in your e-mail client and,
ofcourse, use the ISP's login name as your useraccount.
Zoki.
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