Not to be a total smart arse, but after you get tired of parsing and cursing at the sendmail configuration, give Exim a look. For many situations, Exim can be a nice drop in replacement for sendmail and has a config file that is very easy to read / configure. Kelly Black KB0GBJ On Friday 22 March 2002 01:06, Bob Tanner wrote: > Quoting David Blevins (david.blevins at visi.com): > > Been trying since this morning to get sendmail setup to host mail for a > > couple domains I have. I have O'Rielly's Sendmail book (second edition) > > and have been scrapping the web. I'm a few chapters into the sendmail > > book and have learned a lot, but not enough to get it to accept mail for > > my domain yet. > > > > Does anyone know of any other web resources, or have any advice for the > > sendmail newbie? Not looking for trouble-shooting, just any pointers you > > think a new sendmail admin should know. > > www.sendmail.org > www.sendmail.net > www.sendmail.com > > www.sendmail.net is pretty nice, they talk about howto like stuff. > > Don't read the sendmail book, it more of a reference guide.