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Sendmail in FreeBSD 4.3 is configured to reject mail from any server that is not listed on the '/etc/mail/access 'file by default. My question is, how can I set it so that it will accept mail from anywhere unless I specify not to in the access file. Also, I would like the machine my web server...

I've gone as far as creating the virtusertable file as explained at sendmail.org but I get confused when they tell me to &quot;makemap dbm /etc/mail/virtusertable < sourcefile&quot; What does this do? I type that in exactly and it tells me: &quot;makemap: Need to recompile with -DNDBM for dbm...

How many blocks equal a byte or kb? I need to set quotas for certain user accounts but I dunno how many blocks equal a mb.

Hi, I have just set up a FreeBSD machine to do virtual hosting with Apache. I know this is a little off the forum topic, but I can't find any forums for this particular situation. Anyways, I need a way to offer virtual hosts with their own Secure server layer service. Which means, each domain I...

Hi, I've setup a FreeBSD system to use as a web server. I wanted to start experiment with virtual hosting, so I can start offering hosting services. I have everything set up, including Apache... and all the basic virtual hosting stuff... all but EMAIL! I really have no clue where to begin...

Hi, I've setup a FreeBSD system to use as a web server. I wanted to start experiment with virtual hosting, so I can start offering hosting services. I have everything set up, including Apache... and all the basic virtual hosting stuff... all but EMAIL! I really have no clue where to begin...

I don't get an error message. Here's my situation. I am currently having email forwarded to Everyone.net (a web-based email provider). If foobar.org points to my server, then the mail for that domain is routed to everyone.net's servers via mx record. So, I don't really have any email on MY...

I've setup a PHP script called phpformmail. It is a simple little program that lets you create email forms on your site. Well, I added a form to my web site foobar.org, and made the recipient webmaster@foobar.org, but when I submit the form, it wouldn't send to the email. I changed the...

Hi, I've started hosting a few sites through name virtual hosting on my server, and the Virtual host section in my httpd.conf file is starting to get quite big. Is there a way to have the virtual host info in another file and specify Apache to look for the file? I guess it would be sorta like...

Here was everything I could find that had information about the problem: [maillog] May 24 17:56:32 dsl081-083-016 sendmail[6485]: f4P0tT006485: to=<webmaster@webcanny.net>, delay=00:00:00, mailer=local, pri=765, dsn=4.4.3, stat=queued May 24 16:02:25 dsl081-083-016 sendmail[6232]: alias...

Could someone post examples of all the files that need to be configured in order to do the virtual mail thing? I am hosting several domains on my server and I need to provide POP mail access to all of the users. Thanx

Where can I find it? Could you gimme an example of all of the files that need to be configured to make this work?

Alright, I pointed Foobar.org's MX record to the fully qualified domain of my server. Still wont work :( I'm running a dedicated DNS server on another machine... I know the DNS server is working correctly, and I'm pretty sure the mail is even sent to the server because I got an email back from...

How would the DNS records be set up for that domain? Let's say I'm hosting foobar.org on my server, and the DNS A name record points to my server. Is there another record I need to add? Like the MX record? If so, how would I configure that? I don't have a dedicated mail machine, just that one...

I am running a small hosting server using Apache's virtual hosting option. Email is such an important part of web hosting, but I haven't been able to set it up yet, partly because I'm confused. I need to set it up so that email to certain domains will only be accessbile by certain users. Email...

Is there a way to Jail telnet users to their chrooted directory? Once the user logs in, I don't want them to be able to get any higher in the directory tree, and make it seem that they are in the highest directory. I can accomplish this for ftp by using the ftpchroot file. Help would be much...

Hmm... Is there any way to jail users to their directory by configuring some existing files? I don't want to have to learn a new program... I am running FreeBSD... I want users to think they are in their own file systems and prevent them from getting higher in the directory tree.

I want to install proftpd on my server, but I need to first remove my existing ftp daemon. Could someone direct me on how to do this? Thanx

Well... I've created and configured the files in the namedb folder: named.root, db.domain, db.##.##.##, named.conf, and the named.root file in /etc and created the s directory in namedb. It took long... but I crawled through the process. That was my first time, so basically, I had no clue of...

YESSSS!!! I got it to work... I looked up other posts about virtual hosting and realized I forgot the ServerAlias part! jeeeeez....