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I am intermittently connected to the internet through a dialup ppp
connection.
This connection is manual dial, not dial on demand.  When I am connected
and send mail it goes immediately.  When not connected the mail is queued
by sendmail.  When I next connect the queued mail does not get sent.  How
do I kickstart sendmail to send any queued mail when I connect?  Preferably,
by putting something in my ppp.linkup file so it is done automatically or do
I 
just have to add something to the sendmail.cf file?

Steve