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Hi, Sorry, I didn't get the chance to check this for couple of days. But to answer your first question, use the command "mailq" it will show you everything that's in queue. You can delete what's in queue by going to /var/spool/mqueue and associating the the "Q ID" from the...

What you are doing should work, but the problem is sendmail is still using DNS to resolve. So try checking /etc/nsswitch.conf and make sure sendmail is not using it to resolve ?

TalentedFool, Thanks for the response ! I was able to resolve the problem. I do have the sendmail.mc and I see the feature you're mentioning. I'll try your method next time. I created a file service.switch in /etc/mail and put "hosts file" in it. The /etc/hosts should have the...

I was able to resolve the problem. Enabling smart relay in sendmail 8.11 by itself does not work. Create a file service.switch in /etc/mail and put "hosts file" in it. Your /etc/hosts should have the name/ip of your smtp server. And enabling smart relay will push your mail to the...

Hi, I'm running sendmail 8.11 on redhat and I'm trying to configure sendmail to forward mail to a smtp server. My mail server is "onsmail" I configured "Smart" relay host DSonsmail But all mail that I send is going into queue. I can telnet to onsmail on port 25. The...

Hi, I'm running sendmail 8.11 on redhat linux and I'm trying to configure sendmail to forward mail to a smtp server. My mail server is "onsmail" I configured "Smart" relay host DSonsmail But all mail that I send is going into queue. I can telnet to onsmail on port 25...