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Subject: Installing FreeBSD without sendmail
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Is it possible to install FreeBSD without sendmail? My machines are 
behind a NAT firewall and don't have a domain name. Every time I install 
I have to wait for sendmail to timeout looking for its domain name.

Wouldn't it be more secure to not have it enabled by default anyway?

Joe