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On Tue, 21 Nov 1995, Richard Toren wrote:

> Gentlemen;
>   I just realized that I sent out some mail from my FreeBSD box. This is
> no great event, except that my return address will probably be that boxes 
> address. My connection to the net is through a ppp link that I only use 
> as needed.
> 
>   What do I have to do to the sendmail.cf on the permanent machine so 
> that it will hold my mail until I link in next time, as opposed to 
> bouncing it back to the sender as undeliverable?
> 

Its got nothing to do with sendmail, it has to do with DNS and MX records.

Speak to your service provider.

Peter