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I am trying to upgrade to sendmail 5.65 with the Berkeley config files
(I have been using a homebrew config file that has fallen behind the
times).

The host I am testing on is in the dfci.harvard.edu subdomain, and must
be able to send mail to user@host when host is in the upper level
harvard.edu domain.  Must means that users require it.

Though I am running Ultrix 4.1, I have compiled sendmail with the 4.8.3
resolver library.  In my /etc/resolv.conf I have search set to:

	search dfci.harvard.edu harvard.edu other.do.main

So for mail to user@host the resolver should first try
host.dfci.harvard.edu and, if that fails, host.harvard.edu, then
host.other.do.main.

This seems to work well with one exception.  When I send mail to a host
in the harvard.edu domain, using the unqualified name, mail gets
delivered fine, and all seems to indicate that it was correctly
processed.  Specifically, sendmail -bt shows user@host being resolved
to user@host.harvard.edu.  The sendmail dialogue (mail -v) shows a
correct address.  The message, however, has a header of:

	To: user@host.dfci.harvard.edu.

The same occurrs with the cc: line.  That suggests that in some place
the domain name is being appended to the unqualified host name, rather
than calling the resolver to canonicalize.  I cannot find any place
where $D is appended whithout a previous attempt (usually two lines
higher) to use the resolver.  It happens every time, so cannot be a
temporary slow name server response.

Any help will be much appreciated.

Mohamed