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Originally Posted by KevinH You might get better results using a hostname and not your IP as your hostname. So your /etc/hosts would look like
/etc/hosts:
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
192.168.1.157 mail.example.com mail
Where example.com is your domain name. It's not normal to use your IP as your domain name. |
Thanks. That helped a lot! I was trying to put the ip address that my domain name resolves to when I really needed the computer's local address since I am behind the firewall. Everything is working just fine now! Now I just have to set it up on a real system instead of a Celeron 700 with 128 mb of ram. It does run on that but is pretty slow.
Thanks for making a great product!!!