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From: rohit@cs.umd.edu (Rohit Dube)
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Subject: Sendmail question
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Hi, 

I was wondering if somebody knew of a fix to the /etc/sendmail.cf
which would force the return path to be user@domain-name instead
of user@machine-name.domain-name.

Right now I have a bunch of FreeBSD machines running with the same
sendmail.cf file. One of them is also aliased to the domain name.
If I send mail from this machine, the return path is set to the
domain name but mail from any other machine, forces the return 
path to be machine-name.domain-name.

Thanks.


--rohit.

PS: I am running Sendmail verion 8.7.6 over FreeBSD 2.2-961006-SNAP