Yeah the sendmail book is full of all sorts of...can I say, interesting stuff.
Rulesets just make me crazy int he head though.

Andrew

On Tue, Jan 16, 2001 at 09:14:10PM -0500, Brian Densmore wrote:
> Andrew,
> 
> [Sorry about the lateness of this reply, but I screwed up a configuration in 
> my KMail and just noticed it Sunday! PS my SSL enabled WWW/E-Mail server is 
> going online this week]
> 
> Thanks for the assistance. I  was already using the virtual user table. It 
> was the generics table I needed to add. I also had to rebuild my sendmail 
> config file. I ran Linuxconf on it once way back and it really hosed it up!
> 
> Many thanks to Mike. I tweaked my .mc file a bit, using your template and one 
> of my X-Mas gifts (Sendmail 2nd Ed., Costales/Allman O-Reilly) it makes a 
> great reference and has given me a better understanding of configuring and 
> maintaining Sendmail.
> 
> Now I can: change values and see what they do, run sendmail in debug mode,
> and do all sorts of cool stuff with it.
> 
> It really was easy to do.
> Yes it is a shameless plug for the book and O-Reilly books in general. I got 
> five of them for X-Mas. All good so far, but the sendmail one didn't 
> enlighten me on the genericstable thing. I still have much to learn about 
> sendmail, but now I have a study aid.
> 
> Happy New Millenium all,
> Brian
> bjdensmr@epsi.net
> densmoreb@ctbsonline.com
> (coming soon brian@amason.net)
> 
> On Friday 29 December 2000 19:01, Andrew R. Brink wrote:
> > You need to use virtual tables, Check out sendmail.org (I think) for more
> > info.  (I've never done it myself)
> >
> > Andrew
> >