[vox-tech] configuring sendmail with dynamic ip dsl

[Karsten M. Self]

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on Sat, Jan 03, 2004 at 01:42:55PM -0800, Kevin Hooke (kevin_hooke@yahoo.co=
m) wrote:
> Hi - I have been trying to configure sendmail so I can run it on my
> local server at home, which is connected to the net via a DSL
> connection with a dynamic IP address.

Unless you've got some compelling reason to use Sendmail, I'd _strongly_
recommend you look at an alternative, exim or postfix by preference.

Sendmail is highly complex, easy to get wrong, difficult to understand,
and while not as prone to security problems now as in the past, far more
(and far more work) than the home or SMB site needs.


Peace.

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