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Subject: local only mail delivery
Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2000 19:57:49 GMT
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Any qmail junkies out there? How can I force qmail to deliver mail locally
only, in other words, not even to attempt to deliver to a remote machine. I
know I could block the port with ipfw, but there must be a less kludgy
solution.

TIA,
John


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