'Relaying Denied' generally means someone is trying to send from a
host that isn't is your access table (/etc/mail/access normally).
the logs on the server should give more specific details about what
ip address it see's the mail coming from.
http://www.sendmail.org/m4/anti-spam.html
has more inf
I am running sendmail 8.9.3-23. I host several small web sites. One of
my clients is sending mail and the receiving server denies it because
it says "Relaying Denied," I assume because my client is coming from my
mail server (tully.dailydatainc.com) but has their return address
(brion-enterpri
People's,
Spanky new ultra sparc 5 sitting next to me, and
trying to install debian on it, it wont let me create boot disk during the
installation process, when it asks to enter a floppy to create, i do which
results in the immediate message of
"your disk is either write protected or not
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