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On Sat, 26 Jun 1999, Guy Santiglia wrote:

>     A professor  from the university came to our building to set
> up a PC as a linux driven server.  He also gave me two domain names for 
> my quadra.  This might be a bad idea, but I am going to try and use my
> quadra610 to receive my email directly. (notice the new email address).

If one is good, two is better!
 
> q610bsd.chonju21.net  & guy.chonju21.et.  
                                       ^  typo?

>   I was reading the networking FAQ and it talked about having an MX entry
> on your host.  And if your machine is not always on the net to have MX entry
> on another host that will hold messages and foward them to you when your machine
> comes back up.  It doesn't explain much about this though.  Does any one
> know about how to set up another machine to hold email while the  receiving 
> machine is down?

All I know about dns and routing, I learned from the O'Reilly book,
"TCP/IP and Networking". There is a named.conf(5) man page, but you
shouldn't have to worry about that. That's for your professor to deal
with, and it looks like he did! The attached nslookup session shows
that guy.chonju21.net MX's to chonju21.net. Since you have no reason
to run your own nameserver, as I do, you would run nslookup by

nslookup - cobalt.tooman.com

(Note the "-".) All you need to do is run sendmail, if you aren't
already. The default configuration should be fine. We'll find out when
I send this email!



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