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I'm trying to set up a web site (trains.virtualave.net), but for some reason I can't get the sendmail program to work. &nbsp;It's been driving me nuts for the past while so maybe one of you can help me. &nbsp;All I need is the commandline. &nbsp;Here's a section from <a href="http://www.virtualave.net" rel="ugc">www.virtualave.net</a>&nbsp;'s FAQ on CGI:<br />
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Where is the Sendmail program on your server? <br />
&nbsp; Please use /bin/mail. Please be aware of that SPAM is not allowed on our server. If you need to<br />
&nbsp; send many mails, please use &quot;sleep&quot; to separate your mails by at least 5 seconds.
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I'm trying to set up a web site (trains.virtualave.net), but for some reason I can't get the sendmail program to work.  It's been driving me nuts for the past while so maybe one of you can help me.  All I need is the commandline.  Here's a section from www.virtualave.net 's FAQ on CGI:

Where is the Sendmail program on your server? 
  Please use /bin/mail. Please be aware of that SPAM is not allowed on our server. If you need to
  send many mails, please use "sleep" to separate your mails by at least 5 seconds.

Why can't I get sendmail to run

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