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Originally Posted by dajwalia My installation is RHEL and I did not select sendmail while installing the OS. Infact I chose bare minimum compnents. |
I think it got itself installed anyway.
Try : /etc/init.d/sendmail stop
Then either delete the full sendmail package or just the /etc/init.d/sendmail file (this way sendmail won't start automatically after a reboot).
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Originally Posted by dajwalia We are already having Exchange 2003 in our environment as our mail server. Purpose of Zimbra is to function as Calendar Server only (and send email notifications through my regular Exchange 2003 for meetings and appointments). |
Could you be a bit more clear on that one ?
If you have Exchange, why not using it's own Calendar ?
If you setup Zimbra, why not removing the Exchange setup ?