Amos Shapira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[snip]
> So there is no "me" in the network sense that you can allways
> "nslookup birnam" and get an IP address. Whenever I connect
> I get another IP. What's the prerequisites that Qmail expects
> from "me"?
Something that looks like a FQDN. What's more important is what other
systems expect to see where qmail uses the contents of "me".
[snip]
> Can anyone who uses Qmail on a dial-up system provide the contents of
> these basic five files?
I have a very strange configuration, because I do not have a permanent
IP address or hostname. It's probably not "legal". But anyway:
me
--
psyche.evansnet
defaultdomain
-------------
evansnet
plusdomain
----------
clear.net.nz
locals and rcpthosts
--------------------
localhost
psyche.evansnet
I also have virtualdomains set up for a Perl script that does a little
rewriting, then writes to a Maildir that gets maildir2smtp'd from
ip-up. I have an smtproutes for mail to my brother's machine on my
home LAN.
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