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It's easier than this hint says
Open up /etc/postfix/main.cf, and edit these lines to reflect your setup. These are examples from my setup; yours might be different.If your Mac is properly configured (ie, you provided host name and domain when you installed Panther), you do not need to change any of these values to get postfix to work. In every case, what has been changed here is exactly the default postfix will use if you do not change them. The only thing you do have to change in main.cf is the lines: # THE FOLLOWING DEFAULTS ARE SET BY APPLEComment out both of these lines by inserting a # in column 1 to prevent them overriding the values defined earlier in the file. Stop and start postfix and you are in business. David
re: It's easier than this hint says
It's probably not a good idea in general to allow your Mac to relay mail from anyone on your subnet. If one of those machines gets hacked, then it could start sending spam or worse through your Mac. |
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