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Pardon my ignorance--I'm an advanced newbie. I've telneted to my mail server and sent messages. The messages which my sendmail has bounced indicate that the server is unable to get my machine's hostname. I experimented with telnet using many names (including a dot) after HELO and was recognized, but was rejected whenever the name had an @ in it. I strongly suspect that my sendmail is trying to use localmailer at localhost to contact the server. Do you know how I can edit sendmail.cf to stop using a @ in the HELO line? Thanks in advance, Mark P.S.: I'm obviously using another isp to send this.
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