Well, as far as the current squirrel question goes.  It appears that his
entire sendmail config works perfectly, including IMAP.  So, I would say
that your problem was, interesting.  The rpm that installed the patch
should have mailconf to fix any changes it made.  Webmin is useful, and as
I understand it, it is going through some growing pains for the past few
months.  for example, look at the ui changes that have happened recently. 
Kris

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Charles Mallahan Jr." <HaveAGreatDay@mallahan.net>
>
>> I had the same problem, I went into webmin in the sendmail server
>> section, I clicked on domain mapping.  Then I clicked on the "click
>> here" which took me to reconfiguring sendmail, which I did.  Must be
>> from the patches that came down awhile back on RHN, I never
>> reconfigured.  Once I did this, I could forward and reply to emails.
>
> Do you have any idea what you changed in sendmail though?
>
> (This is one of those things I hate about things like webmin that
> Microsoft-ize Linux.  You can have someone administer a server and make
> sendmail configuration changes without knowing a thing about what
> they're changing or why.  For someone who knows what they're doing it
> can be a useful tool for remote admin, but I would think it would be a
> security nightmare.  I sure wouldn't run it, but if I did run a web
> configuration tool I would not allow it to start automatically; I'd
> start it manually from an SSH login and shut it back down when I was
> done making changes.)
>
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