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The group I referred to above was comp.mail.sendmail where I originally posted this message. - Dave

All of a sudden I started having this problem as well. Over time my queue on this server went from it's normal average of 100 emails at any given time to over 1500 emails in the queue. I am thinking that several things may cause an error like this. Your problem may not be exactly like mine...

I'm not sure how much this will help, but I'll try. The error you are getting with newaliases can probably be cleaned up by putting both the short name and the fully qualified name in your /etc/hosts file for your local server. Sendmail, in my experience, can be very picky about resolving the...

Can you create a username longer than 8 characters that can be used to login with? My Applications department wants a username with 9 characters. I have already told them that it will not work, and it is not supported. HP support has confirmed that. But, I am wondering if anyone as actually...

Well, upon further investigation, it looks like I have a lot of egg on my face. I'm rather embarrassed. I use that date command on one specific HP-UX system, which is the one that I verified the command on before posting my reply to the original question. However, it is not the date command...

BTW you can find the vrfy utility at: http://filewatcher.org/sec/vrfy

There are two ways that I know of: 1. Use the small utility program called vrfy. It will connect to the mail server of the domain and verify the email address. It has several levels of verbosity. However, some email servers turn off the vrfy function. 2. Do it manually (or figure out a...

Well, I'm not sure how helpfull this will be, but here are my two cents worth on the problem. I had the same problem with my HP9000 systems: I would assign disks to a server, but could not see them once I committed the changes in SDR. I finally learned through EMC support that for SDR to work...

Well, I realize this reply is probably way too late to be useful, but I wrestled with this issue for a long time and found a very short answer. date --date="# days ago" "+%format" Substitute the # with the number of days back you want to go from the current day. Substitute...