I have a peculiar problem here. I am writing to my own lists and getting nothing back it goes in to cyber space not sure what is up. I believe I have everything set right. Here is my rc.init as this is where I have established what I want.
On Sat, 28 Feb 2004, Scott Berry wrote:
I have a peculiar problem here. I am writing to my own lists and getting nothing back it goes in to cyber space not sure what is up. I believe I have everything set right. Here is my rc.init as this is where I have established what I want.
Most values in rc.init are overridden by those in rc.custom. Therefore it is better to change variables in rc.custom, not in rc.init.
All right thanks for the heads up man. Will do some work on this. Now as far as the domain does this need to be included in the rc.init or am I okay with that being in the rc.init?
On Sun, 29 Feb 2004, Santiago Vila wrote:
On Sat, 28 Feb 2004, Scott Berry wrote:
I have a peculiar problem here. I am writing to my own lists and getting nothing back it goes in to cyber space not sure what is up. I believe I have everything set right. Here is my rc.init as this is where I have established what I want.
Most values in rc.init are overridden by those in rc.custom. Therefore it is better to change variables in rc.custom, not in rc.init.
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On Sun, 29 Feb 2004, Scott Berry wrote:
All right thanks for the heads up man. Will do some work on this. Now as far as the domain does this need to be included in the rc.init or am I okay with that being in the rc.init?
Apparently the domain is the only variable that may not be set in rc.custom, I have yet to investigate why.
At 1:20 PM -0500 3/2/04, Santiago Vila is rumored to have typed:
Apparently the domain is the only variable that may not be set in rc.custom, I have yet to investigate why.
Of course it can. But you need to then re-set _other_ variables, since they are based on its value, in something of a cascading fashion:
# rc.custom changes for different domain domain=mynewdomain.tld listmaster=listmaster@$domain # I cheat and hard-code this per-list listaddr=$list@$domain listreq=$list-request@$domain listdist=$list-dist@$domain sendmailOPT="-oem -odb -oi -om -f$listreq" # end rc.custom changes for different domain
I do this routinely, running many domains out of one SmartLinst install. I actually added (in commented fashion) the above to the top of ~/.etc/rc.custom, so newly-created lists have the data already included should I need it.
Charlie
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