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Subject: Problem with mailing to the user of the same machine.
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Hello,

  For some reason I can not send mail to the users in my own machine!
My computer does not have a network card and I am using Generic Kernel
ver 2.1.0.  Whenever, I try to send a mail I get following response:
            My host name (Babak_1) does not seem to exist.
Of course, I modified /etc/sysconfig line homename to
            hostname=Babak_1
Since I do not have a intenet card it is silly to add @nowhere.nothing
Therefore, I did not add that to the end of the above line.
What other files in sysconfig I should modify, in order to make my mail 
program to work?

  Thanks in advance, for your help.

                        With highest regards,
                             Babak E. Sehari