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"if you dont have your own private networking going on, and you are plugged into the modem directly, im not sure how all this bind/named stuff would work. getting that to work would probably be a real trick. i would invest in the linksys (or something like it). its safer for your computer, and it makes adding more machines easier."
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did you make sure to:
chmod g-w /to make sendmail happy? modifying the /etc/mail/sendmail.cf file and fiddling with the O UnsafeGroupWrites=Falseline didnt seem to help me. if you did do the chmod trick, you are going to have to make sure to do it again after every install with a apple package you do. apparently the package installer resets that permission. a good way to figure out why your sendmail is not happy is to check in /var/log/mail.log. to troubleshoot, i open up a terminal and type tail -F /var/log/mail.logthis will show you what gets written to the file in real-time so long as you keep the tail process running. now send some mail and see what it is complaining about. or, research what the error is that the server is giving you back. i use http://groups.google.com/ as for my installation vs everyone elses installation, i did a clean install of 10.2. if you did an install over a 10.1 things could be all outta whack.
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I did all of the perms fixes, had a clean install of 10.2. I was already tailing mail.log and the error message returned by sendmail is so non-specific I can't find any further info on it. |
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