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Setting up mail services
| Use these procedures to set up each component of your mail service.
Learn how to set up a mail server, a mail client, a mail host, and
a mail gateway. Learn how to use DNS with sendmail.
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Altering the sendmail configuration
| Use these procedures to modify your configuration files or service
properties.
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Administering mail alias files
| Use these procedures to provide aliasing on your network. Learn
how to set up an NIS map, a local mail alias, a keyed map file, and
a postmaster alias.
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Administering the mail queue
| Use these procedures to provide smooth queue processing. Learn
how to display and move the mail queue, force mail queue processing,
and run a subset of the mail queue. Also, learn how to run the old
mail queue.
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Administering .forward files
| Use these procedures to disable .forward files
or change the search path of the .forward file.
Also, learn how to permit users to use the .forward file
by creating and populating /etc/shells.
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Troubleshooting procedures and tips for mail services
| Use these procedures and tips to resolve problems with your
mail service. Learn how to test the mail configuration, check mail
aliases, test the sendmail rule sets, verify connections
to other systems, and log messages. Also, learn where to look for
other mail diagnostic information.
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Resolving error messages
| Use the information in this section to resolve some mail-related
error messages.
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