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On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 07:28:25PM -0500, Debian User wrote:
> > On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 03:50:01PM -0500, Debian User wrote:
> > ^^^^^^^^^^^
> > update your /etc/passwd
>
> I don't like to give my name out to everyone I send mail to.
> So I just leave it as Debian User...
[...]
> ~Aaron
Well, setting it to "Aaron" wouldn't really leak any extra information, and
would stop you giving the impression you don't realise there's an issue.
> I am, the line reads:
> qualify_domain = rainbox.hn.org
> Also, I do this even though it should default to qualify_domain:
> qualify_recipient = rainbox.hn.org
>
> So when I send mail, and put say "visaris" in the to: line, My server
> replies with somthing like: "501: adress must contain a domain"
> Somthing like that anyways.....
I'm not sure that Exim will add a qualifying domain during an SMTP
conversation, only when submitted locally. But I haven't tried it. Perhaps
you could give details on how exactly you're sending the mail? e.g. "echo
test | mail -s test -v visaris"
SRH
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