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Thanks!<br />
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The reason I am asking, is that I have a sendmail situation:<br />
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I have two hpux boxes (box1 and box2) that have identical .cf files and are set up to send all emails to box3 (as a relay host). Box2 works fine. It sends its mail to box3 and disconnects.<br />
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Box1 sendmail however, sends its email to box3 and then waits till box3 passes the email to the remote email host box.<br />
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Like I said the .cf files look identical. How do I troubleshoot this? I used sendmail verbose mode to verify the above situation.<br />
What would you look for?<br />
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Thanks for your help!<br />
Keith Kwiatek<br />

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Thanks!

The reason I am asking, is that I have a sendmail situation:

I have two hpux boxes (box1 and box2) that have identical .cf files and are set up to send all emails to box3 (as a relay host). Box2 works fine. It sends its mail to box3 and disconnects.

Box1 sendmail however, sends its email to box3 and then waits till box3 passes the email to the remote email host box.

Like I said the .cf files look identical. How do I troubleshoot this? I used sendmail verbose mode to verify the above situation.
What would you look for?

Thanks for your help!
Keith Kwiatek


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I am on an hpux machine, and am looking at the sendmail mail.log file: what do the following fields mean?<br />
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AA178207109: size=3021, class=0, pri=4021, nrcpts=1<br />
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I am MOST interested in what the nrcpts means (in detail, --I already assume it means non-receipts)...<br />
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Thanks!<br />
Keith Kwiatek
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I am on an hpux machine, and am looking at the sendmail mail.log file: what do the following fields mean?

AA178207109: size=3021, class=0, pri=4021, nrcpts=1

I am MOST interested in what the nrcpts means (in detail, --I already assume it means non-receipts)...

Thanks!
Keith Kwiatek

sendmail mail.log fields: what do they mean?

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