Laine Stump writes:
> >On 7/1/00, Paul Jacobs wanted to tell me:
> >>This is a current problem with Send mail, you will need to have bind and
> >>send mail on a different server, unless you use send mail for "internal
> >>only" email.
> 
> Hmm. I missed the beginning of this discussion (sometimes I get overzealous
> with the "kill" key), but this snippet in a reply to a reply caught my eye.
> 
> Please tell me what I'm doing "wrong" on my system. I'm running bind,
> sendmail, and pop3 on the same machine, all configured with no "tricks",
> and I can send and receive mail to any address around. What is it that
> isn't supposed to work? It certainly seems to be working here.

Not to drag this out further, but if you are using a "split" DNS setup
and the sendmail box is also the "outside" DNS server, then you would
also need another machine as the "inside" DNS server so the sendmail
box could use it to resolve internal hosts or MX entries.

This could be what was meant.  Sounds like the next update of bind8
will have this "fixed" so you can just use one for internal and external.

-Andrew
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