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From: Bernie Doehner <bad@uhf.wireless.net>
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Subject: Re: Email store-and-forward + SMTP finger
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> > In sendmail.cf, there is OT5d/4h
> > 
> > Would setting this to OT5d/0h turn off the first warning message?
> 
> 	Not exactly -- you'd want to get rid of the second entry
> 	altogether.  I'd strongly suggest upgrading to a newer
> 	version of sendmail, though (8.8.x has those as two
> 	seperate settings, instead of the confusing slash thing.)


I should have posted a followup. Yes, I turned off the second entry
altogether, once I realized that the MX is using a 8.8.x ish sendmail.cf
and it's working well. Thanks.

Bernie