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Hello all, 

I am building a central syslog server. I am seeing
sendmail related items in the maillog file, even
though I have sendmail_enable="NONE" in my
/etc/rc.conf file. Is there a way to turn off any
resemblance of an MTA on a FreeBSD system? Or, is
there a way to turn on a localhost MTA but not have it
actively listen on a port? (in this case tcp 587)

Thanks again in advance,
Ron Clark



		
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