[colug-432] sendmail using wrong domain
Scott Merrill
skippy at skippy.net
Thu Feb 11 13:16:24 EST 2010
On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 12:57 PM, Rob Funk <rfunk at funknet.net> wrote:
> On Thursday 11 February 2010 12:49:58 pm Scott Merrill wrote:
>> I generally prefer Postfix, too; but this is not a mail server. It's
>> just a server that needs to send its cron output to someone (me), so
>> installing Postfix seems a bit overkill.
>
> On the contrary, *sendmail* is overkill for that. Postfix is great for both
> large and small jobs, but these days sendmail is really only good for large
> or complicated jobs.
Let me restate my comment, then:
installing Postfix just to solve this problem seems like more yak
shaving than I'm interested in right now.
None of the other Red Hat Enterprise Linux servers in my environment
have exhibited this specific problem. I'm loathe to change the MTA on
this one server to deal with this problem. I'm not going to install
Postfix for all of our machines just because one system is behaving
oddly.
If anyone has any advice or suggestions _other than_ "install postfix"
(or "install Exim" or "change your MTA") I would like to hear them.
Thanks,
Scott
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