<<O>>  Difference Topic LocalSendmailConfiguration (r1.6 - 22 Nov 2003 - KirkStrauser)
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  1. Decide upon a name for your SendMail? configuration file. Experience suggests choosing something like host.domain.com.mc
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  1. Decide upon a name for your SendMail configuration file. Experience suggests choosing something like host.domain.com.mc

  1. Add the line: 
    SENDMAIL_MC=/etc/mail/host.domain.com.mc
    to /etc/make.conf.
  2. Create the file you just specified: 
    cd /etc/mail; cp -p freebsd.mc host.domain.com.mc
  3. In the future, make all of your local changes to this file. FreeBSD will use your new file to generate the sendmail.cf file.
 <<O>>  Difference Topic LocalSendmailConfiguration (r1.5 - 03 Jul 2003 - KirkStrauser)
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By default, FreeBSD uses the file /etc/mail/freebsd.mc to configure SendMail?. While you're certainly free to modify this file for your own local needs, it's better to use your own separate file. Here is how you can do so:

  1. Decide upon a name for your SendMail? configuration file. Experience suggests choosing something like host.domain.com.mc
 <<O>>  Difference Topic LocalSendmailConfiguration (r1.4 - 31 Mar 2003 - KirkStrauser)
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By default, FreeBSD uses the file /etc/mail/freebsd.mc to configure SendMail?. While you're certainly free to modify this file for your own local needs, it's better to use your own separate file. Here is how you can do so:

  1. Decide upon a name for your SendMail? configuration file. Experience suggests choosing something like host.domain.com.mc
 <<O>>  Difference Topic LocalSendmailConfiguration (r1.3 - 14 Nov 2002 - KirkStrauser)
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  1. Decide upon a name for your SendMail? configuration file. Experience suggests choosing something like host.domain.com.mc
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  1. Decide upon a name for your SendMail? configuration file. Experience suggests choosing something like host.domain.com.mc

  1. Add the line: 
    SENDMAIL_MC=/etc/mail/host.domain.com.mc
    to /etc/make.conf.
  2. Create the file you just specified: 
    cd /etc/mail; cp -p freebsd.mc host.domain.com.mc
  3. In the future, make all of your local changes to this file. FreeBSD will use your new file to generate the sendmail.cf file.
 <<O>>  Difference Topic LocalSendmailConfiguration (r1.2 - 13 Sep 2002 - KirkStrauser)
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By default, FreeBSD uses the file /etc/mail/freebsd.mc to configure SendMail?. While you're certainly free to modify this file for your own local needs, it's better to use your own separate file. Here is how you can do so:
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-- KirkStrauser - 20 Aug 2002

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 <<O>>  Difference Topic LocalSendmailConfiguration (r1.1 - 20 Aug 2002 - KirkStrauser)
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By default, FreeBSD uses the file /etc/mail/freebsd.mc to configure SendMail?. While you're certainly free to modify this file for your own local needs, it's better to use your own separate file. Here is how you can do so:

  1. Decide upon a name for your SendMail? configuration file. Experience suggests choosing something like host.domain.com.mc
  2. Add the line: 
    SENDMAIL_MC=/etc/mail/host.domain.com.mc
    to /etc/make.conf.
  3. Create the file you just specified: 
    cd /etc/mail; cp -p freebsd.mc host.domain.com.mc
  4. In the future, make all of your local changes to this file. FreeBSD will use your new file to generate the sendmail.cf file.

-- KirkStrauser - 20 Aug 2002

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