Subject: Re: HEADS-UP: sendmail 8.12.8 imported
To: None <current-users@netbsd.org>
From: Chuck Yerkes <chuck+nbsd@2003.snew.com>
List: current-users
Date: 04/07/2003 22:20:59
Quoting David Laight (david@l8s.co.uk):
> > changes to /etc/postinstall will help with upgrades and advise you of
> > any possible problems.
>
> Mmmmm just taken me over an hour to get outbound mail going again :-(
>
> Local sendmail.cf files need to be rebuilt from the hostname.mc file.
> The hostname.mc file has to be edited because:
> 1) the lines now need to be ordered differently
> 2) AutoRebuildAliases has been deprecated
No, it was depreciated in 8.11. Now it's gone.
I hate it. The "security issue" was dealable and
I'm looking to hack it back in as a DontBlameSendmail thing.
But that may go by the wayside if I can get mailman
and majordomo to populate LDAP instead of files.
> 3) the syntax of FEATURE(access_db) has changed
been extended more, but what changed for you?
> 4) CLIENT_OPTIONS(`Address=0.0.0.0, Modifiers=h') now works, used to
> be a horrid define.
>
> Oh - mailq no longer seems to work :-(
mailq as root. "mailq -Am" (or mailq) shows main queues and queue groups.
"mailq -Ac" shows the clientqueue .
Queue groups rock. Sometime in 8.12 they fixed the tagging,
so I have a group for mail FROM Mailer-Daemon. Means all
those bounces can live in a low priority queue that gets run
every once in a while. Really nice.
For corps, you can have INBOUND QUEUE, PARTNER QUEUE and
EVERYONE ELSE QUEUE. Throw a permanent queue runner on the
Inbound queue and it's sure to get in more quickly.