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Subject: RE: service.switch
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> You need to use a DEFINE macro in your .mc file to tell M4 that the
service
> switch file you want to use is "/etc/service.switch". I found the
information
> on the www.sendmail.org site, but if you can't find the exact DEFINE
command to
> use, I can send you my .mc when I get home. I think it's something like
>
> define (`ServiceSwitchFile', `/etc/service.switch')

You can do it in the standard "/etc/sendmail.cf" file, just look for the
line:

#O ServiceSwitchFile=/etc/service.switch

and uncoment it.

P.S. Dont forget to restart the sendmail process (killall -HUP sendmail)

Have Fun...
Ales





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