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I am trying to read chunks of data from a file and emailing parts of it to certain users. I can get the email done but I can't figure out how to get my data out!<br> I have markers in a flat file to signify the beginning of my data, the username I'll mail to and then a block of data.<br> <br> I...

heh<br> <br> Yep, that's a cisco router.<br>

You'll need to setup your DNS to support the &quot;virtual domain&quot; as well as you real domain.<br> <br> Also, setup apache to support the virtual domain / virtual web server.. <br> Let me know if you need more help. I can provide examples from my configuration's.<br> <br> Lanlord<br>

In sendmail.cf set <br> &quot;Smart&quot; relay host<br> DSServer.name.here<br> <br> This will forward all mail to that host.<br>

You guys get any help on this yet?<br> Is you pop3 daemon setup properly in /etc/inetd.conf?<br> Are you using shadow passwords? If so, some pop daemons don't support shadow passwords without a recompile...<br> <br> Lanlord<br>

Actually, it's BAD Practice to telnet as root! You should never do that. Anyone can sniff your password easily when you telnet as root and will own you and you won't have a clue!<br> If you insist on telnetting as root, remove the file<br> /etc/securetty<br> This will allow you to telnet as...

I use Mail::Sendmail and pass variables to a function like this... <br> When you get the module Mail::Sendmail and build it, it finds Sendmail for you and makes is easy to send a message.<br> No need to pipe, pipes can get yucky! :-)<br> <br> Setup your perl prog to get the addresses from your...