sendmail problem

[Bazooka Joe]

in /etc/hosts you need to have your domain name listed first.

127.0.0.1 indystar.com localhost

I had the same problem and the above fixed it.

-chris

On 5/8/06, Mike.Kent at indystar.com <Mike.Kent at indystar.com> wrote:
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> Thanks. I tried your suggestion, adding localhost and
> localhost.localdomain into local-host-names, restarted sendmail and
> neither sendmail -bt -d0 < /dev/null nor mail to helocheck at cbl.abuseat.orgshowed any change. Both still say sendmail's ID is
> localhost.localdomain.
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> On Mon, 2006-05-08 at 16:21, Mike.Kent at indystar.com wrote:
> > Thank you very much. This would work if we didn't want to use
> > sendmail.mc - unfortunately my team does want to use the configuration
> > file, and we can't figure out what's keeping masquerade_as from
> > working with Fedora 4 when it worked fine with previous releases,
> > including Red Hat 9. Can anyone shed light on why this happened?
>
> Masquarade_as is applied only to things where the From: address
> is configured to be accepted as local. Do you have the domains
> that aren't being rewritten in /etc/mail/local-hostnames?  (You
> have to restart sendmail after a change on that file).
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