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Mail services not working
Hello, all.
We currently have three UNIX boxes run Reliant Unix, a System V Release 4 variant. Mail can't be sent out of one of the boxes to anywhere outside the box. For a client we use the mail command. I am not sure how to determine the message transfer daemon that is running. When mail is sent to a user off the box, the message appears to have been sent but it never arrives. I checked and compared the following files to the systems that are working and they are identical. /etc/resolv.conf /etc/mail/mailcnfg DNS is not running on any of the UNIX boxes but on an NT server. Any ideas what to look for ? ANything else that I should be checking? Thanks for any help.. |
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