On Mon, 2005-29-08 at 09:34 -0700, Richard A Nelson wrote: <snip> > Eh? > > ultima-thule:/etc/mail# touch mailertable > ultima-thule:/etc/mail# make > Updating mailertable ... > ultima-thule:/etc/mail#
<snip> > um... and Debian worked when you were not using sequences for your maps... > > > sendmail.mc: > > [...] > > LOCAL_CONFIG > > Khaccess hash -T<TMPF> /etc/mail/access > > Ksaccess socket unix:/var/spool/map.sock > > Khmailertable hash /etc/mail/mailertable > > Ksmailertable socket unix:/var/spool/map.sock > > [...] > > FEATURE(`access_db', `sequence haccess saccess')dnl > > FEATURE(`mailertable', `sequence hmailertable smailertable')dnl > > There is the root of your problem... the current setup lacks decent > support for sequence maps :( So I did a bit more poking around and found out the following. The Makefile is updated based on the contents of /etc/mail/databases. If I add an entry in this file for the mailertable and access table then execute the make it will generate the files correctly. This may be just a feature request at this point, since I now know what is causing the problem and how to make the system behave the way I want it to. So the feature request would be to have the Makefile default to a hash method of handling the mailertable and access table files if it finds them in the directory, as it gets confusing when all the documentation that I can find indicates that all you need to do is add a mailertable file into the /etc/mail directory type make and it will be built. -- o) Derek Wueppelmann (o (D . [EMAIL PROTECTED] D). ((` http://monkey.homeip.net/ ( ) `
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