The first place I would have you look to see if you have acutally started sendmail (i.e. from a terminal prompt type: ps -ax | grep sendmail you should see at least one instance of sendmail running. Also, you can telnet to port 25 if it (sendmail) is running and see the sendmail prompts, i.e. telnet localhost 25 Give us the results from these and then we can move forward from there. Jerry K On Wednesday, April 16, 2003, at 03:32 PM, John May wrote: > Still no joy =( It's still using "relay" for the mailer instead of > "esmtp"... > > Any other ideas? > > - John > > >> My sendmail knowledge is a little rusty; I've been using Postfix for a >> couple of years now. :) >> >> I think for your config.mc, something along the lines of >> >> OSTYPE(darwin)dnl >> DOMAIN(generic)dnl >> FEATURE(`nullclient', `mail.pointinspace.com') >> >> may do what you want. That is, _no_ mail will be delivered locally. >> When >> I ran sendmail, this is the config I used for my backup MX systems, >> and >> other systems where mail might be generated but never checked. >> >> Good luck. >> -- >> Cloyce