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Anthony J Gabrielson wrote:
> 
>         I have been trying to use my internal server at home for smtp.  It
> works fine if I use pine and then go from there, but if I'm using eudora I
> get relaying errors.  I have been trying to post this with my sendmail.cf,
> but I seem to be sending to many chars.  Anyway, I can send parts of it if
> it will help - otherwise this is my issue.  I'm hoping that the question
> is much easier than the post :)

You haven't given permission for the other computers on your
internal network to relay mail through your SMTP server. On SuSE,
there is a file, /etc/mail/access (and a compiled version of it,
access.db, that you have to rebuild after you edit access by
using makemap), that determines which hosts can send mail through
your server. I believe that RedHat does something similar, but
they may not put the file in the same place.

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