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In article <slrn7c3o9g.su.methanic@unseen.demon.nl>,
  andre@unseen.demon.nl wrote:
> On Wed, 10 Feb 1999 12:56:08 GMT, Sutrice wrote:
...
[to avoid bouncing email to users not set up or aliased in Linux, ]
> >You simply have to define LUSER_RELAY to be local:postmaster.
> >
> >http://www.cabaret.demon.co.uk/mail.html#3
> >
> >Once you have your recognised users set up, it's probably wise these days to
> >turn off this behavior.
...
> Maybe it's a good idea to put a couple of common sendmail and possibly
> others MTA config files on a web page, it don't really care who's website. I'm
> gonna put my sendmail config file (with Anti Spam stuff, see other thread)
> on my site. There are a couple of others who also have config files on their
> site eg. ww.hopf.demon.co.uk. But i figure it would be nice to have a
> collection of config files which are commonnly used on a central site. So when
> new/other user's ask about setting up mail for use with demon we can just
> point them to that central site.
>
> If there already is such a site i'd like to know.
...
As far as Demon Internet goes, Michael Bernardi announced such a site in
demon.ip.support.unix on February 5th.

On the site, he says:
    "I decided to create this page when I discovered how hard it was to
    find information on how to connect to Demon using Linux. It lists web
    pages which have information which are particularly useful to Demon
    subscribers."


    http://www.dendarii.demon.co.uk/linux/

So I guess the thing to do is to put your sendmail config up on your website
and send him the URL.

Soeur Sutrice de Tormunil
Red Hat 101: Help for new and prospective Linux users
http://www.dejanews.com/~redhat101/

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