I think that Darren Dunham hit it on the head when he said that it may be an MX record on the DNS server that is messing things up. My department doesn't deal with the DNS servers but I bet that is what is happening. Christopher L. Barnard had a suggestion to rebuild from the .cf file but I will probably just write a sed script to replace the "DS" line. --- Originial post ---- I've been noticing that various Solaris patch bundles have been updating sendmail and replacing the sendmail.cf file. This is a pain because we have a smart host set up and it gets altered. What I want to do is put an entry in /etc/hosts for the "mailhost" but I'm not sure what the entry expands to. Entry from sendmail.cf: DSmailhost$?m.$m$. In my /etc/hosts: xx.xx.xx.xx mailhost mailhost.internal.domain.com fred The company has a machine with a DNS entry of mailhost.internal.domain.com but I want this to go to a department smart host and not the company one. My nsswitch.conf has: "hosts files dns" but if I use "sendmail -v" to test it goes via the company mailhost and not to the address I want. If I force "DSfred" then it goes out to the depart smart host. Anyone able to help here? ===== Pinky: What will we do tonight Brain? Brain: Same thing we do every night Pinky..try to install Windows NT! (Saw it the other day and thought it was funny) Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes http://finance.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Fri Aug 30 13:17:48 2002
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