I am a new comer to sendmail and to milter. So I have some basic
questions: )
1. Where should I put my milter file? I have installed sendmail in my
ubuntu linux, but where should I put my milter?
2. How to compile and configure it so it can run?
^_^These questions may be too simple for you experts, but they trouble
me now.
I need your help, thank you, your answer will be appreciated. :-)
å¤§é¸ wrote:
> I am a new comer to sendmail and to milter. So I have some basic
> questions: )
>
> 1. Where should I put my milter file? I have installed sendmail in my
> ubuntu linux, but where should I put my milter?
>
> 2. How to compile and configure it so it can run?
>
> ^_^These questions may be too simple for you experts, but they trouble
> me now.
>
> I need your help, thank you, your answer will be appreciated. :-)
>
Almost all milters have a README or INSTALL file. They explain how to use the
milter and since you gave no clue to which one you are using this was basic help.
On Sep 24, 10:02 am, Scott Grayban
> wrote:
> > I am a new comer to sendmail and to milter. So I have some basic
> > questions: )
>
> > 1. Where should I put my milter file? I have installed sendmail in my
> > ubuntu linux, but where should I put my milter?
>
> > 2. How to compile and configure it so it can run?
>
> > ^_^These questions may be too simple for you experts, but they trouble
> > me now.
>
> > I need your help, thank you, your answer will be appreciated. :-)
>
> Almost all milters have a README or INSTALL file. They explain how to use the
> milter and since you gave no clue to which one you are using this was basic help.
Ok.
I have written one milter according to the sample given on the
official website of Sendmail.
But how to install it? :-)
haopengz@gmail.com wrote:
> On Sep 24, 10:02 am, Scott Grayban
>> wrote:
>>> I am a new comer to sendmail and to milter. So I have some basic
>>> questions: )
>>> 1. Where should I put my milter file? I have installed sendmail in my
>>> ubuntu linux, but where should I put my milter?
>>> 2. How to compile and configure it so it can run?
>>> ^_^These questions may be too simple for you experts, but they trouble
>>> me now.
>>> I need your help, thank you, your answer will be appreciated. :-)
>> Almost all milters have a README or INSTALL file. They explain how to use the
>> milter and since you gave no clue to which one you are using this was basic help.
>
> Ok.
> I have written one milter according to the sample given on the
> official website of Sendmail.
>
> But how to install it? :-)
>
Since you wrote it you should know how its suppose to work. It probably
requires a socket connection right? The add the line in sendmail.mc to connect
to it. If it uses a files then make sure it can access it.
It's your code.
-- Scott
On Sep 24, 3:14 pm, Scott Grayban
> haope...@gmail.com wrote:
> > On Sep 24, 10:02 am, Scott Grayban
> >> wrote:
> >>> I am a new comer to sendmail and to milter. So I have some basic
> >>> questions: )
> >>> 1. Where should I put my milter file? I have installed sendmail in my
> >>> ubuntu linux, but where should I put my milter?
> >>> 2. How to compile and configure it so it can run?
> >>> ^_^These questions may be too simple for you experts, but they trouble
> >>> me now.
> >>> I need your help, thank you, your answer will be appreciated. :-)
> >> Almost all milters have a README or INSTALL file. They explain how to use the
> >> milter and since you gave no clue to which one you are using this was basic help.
>
> > Ok.
> > I have written one milter according to the sample given on the
> > official website of Sendmail.
>
> > But how to install it? :-)
>
> Since you wrote it you should know how its suppose to work. It probably
> requires a socket connection right? The add the line in sendmail.mc to connect
> to it. If it uses a files then make sure it can access it.
>
> It's your code.
>
> -- Scott- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
I know how my milter will work with sendmail.
But I don't know which folder to put "mymilter.c" file and how to
configure the sendmail. I even don't know where the sendmail.mc lies.
So, I need the detail steps.
I know to little about it :-)
> I know how my milter will work with sendmail. But I don't know which
> folder to put "mymilter.c" file and how to configure the sendmail. I
> even don't know where the sendmail.mc lies. So, I need the detail
> steps.
>
> I know to little about it :-)
"man sendmail"
Or visit the sendmail site.
--
Dick Hoogendijk -- PGP/GnuPG key: 01D2433D
++ http://nagual.nl/ | Solaris 10 / XDE ++
In article <1190616994.109510.18080@50g2000hsm.googlegroups.com>,
>On Sep 24, 10:02 am, Scott Grayban
>> wrote:
>> > I am a new comer to sendmail and to milter. So I have some basic
>> > questions: )
>>
>> > 1. Where should I put my milter file? I have installed sendmail in my
>> > ubuntu linux, but where should I put my milter?
>>
>> > 2. How to compile and configure it so it can run?
>>
>> > ^_^These questions may be too simple for you experts, but they trouble
>> > me now.
>>
>> > I need your help, thank you, your answer will be appreciated. :-)
>>
>> Almost all milters have a README or INSTALL file. They explain how to use the
>> milter and since you gave no clue to which one you are using this was
>basic help.
>
>Ok.
>I have written one milter according to the sample given on the
>official website of Sendmail.
>
>But how to install it? :-)
>
Read and follow _all_ the directions for the type of milter are experimenting
with.
If that doesn't work, *hire* somebody to do it while you watch and learn.
You don't know how to describe what you're doing, and where you're having
problems, for _anyone_ to be able to tell you anything more specific than
the first 2 lines I wrote.
Sorry.
In article <1190633867.575563.13860@d55g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>,
>On Sep 24, 3:14 pm, Scott Grayban
>> haope...@gmail.com wrote:
>> > On Sep 24, 10:02 am, Scott Grayban
>> >> wrote:
>> >>> I am a new comer to sendmail and to milter. So I have some basic
>> >>> questions: )
>> >>> 1. Where should I put my milter file? I have installed sendmail in my
>> >>> ubuntu linux, but where should I put my milter?
>> >>> 2. How to compile and configure it so it can run?
>> >>> ^_^These questions may be too simple for you experts, but they trouble
>> >>> me now.
>> >>> I need your help, thank you, your answer will be appreciated. :-)
>> >> Almost all milters have a README or INSTALL file. They explain how
>to use the
>> >> milter and since you gave no clue to which one you are using this
>was basic help.
>>
>> > Ok.
>> > I have written one milter according to the sample given on the
>> > official website of Sendmail.
>>
>> > But how to install it? :-)
>>
>> Since you wrote it you should know how its suppose to work. It probably
>> requires a socket connection right? The add the line in sendmail.mc to connect
>> to it. If it uses a files then make sure it can access it.
>>
>> It's your code.
>>
>> -- Scott- Hide quoted text -
>>
>> - Show quoted text -
>
>I know how my milter will work with sendmail.
>But I don't know which folder to put "mymilter.c" file
It doesn't matter. *NOT* inthe libsm directory is recommended.
> and how to
>configure the sendmail.
Get the 'bat book' ("Sendmail" from O'Reilly & Assoc.)
STUDY it.
> I even don't know where the sendmail.mc lies.
Read all the documentation that somes with sendmail.
start in the base sendmail diretory. See the
RELEASE_NOTES,
README,
FAQ,
INSTALL,
and
KNOWNBUGS,
files there.
Those files wil mention several other files.
read all those 'additional' files, too.
>So, I need the detail steps.
no rote instructions possible.
*EVERY* configuration is different.
You have to understand _why_ each thing is done.
to figure out whih is "right" for your environment.
>
>I know to little about it :-)
>
Yup. And "only you" can fix that.
Get the book.
Read the documentation. *ALL* of it.
It will take 1 to 2 weeks of full-time study
to reach a level of basic competency.
There are no shortcuts.
End of story.
On Sep 25, 8:52 am, bon...@host122.r-bonomi.com (Robert Bonomi) wrote:
> In article <1190633867.575563.13...@d55g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>,
>
>
>
>
>
>
> >On Sep 24, 3:14 pm, Scott Grayban
> >> haope...@gmail.com wrote:
> >> > On Sep 24, 10:02 am, Scott Grayban
> >> >> wrote:
> >> >>> I am a new comer to sendmail and to milter. So I have some basic
> >> >>> questions: )
> >> >>> 1. Where should I put my milter file? I have installed sendmail in my
> >> >>> ubuntu linux, but where should I put my milter?
> >> >>> 2. How to compile and configure it so it can run?
> >> >>> ^_^These questions may be too simple for you experts, but they trouble
> >> >>> me now.
> >> >>> I need your help, thank you, your answer will be appreciated. :-)
> >> >> Almost all milters have a README or INSTALL file. They explain how
> >to use the
> >> >> milter and since you gave no clue to which one you are using this
> >was basic help.
>
> >> > Ok.
> >> > I have written one milter according to the sample given on the
> >> > official website of Sendmail.
>
> >> > But how to install it? :-)
>
> >> Since you wrote it you should know how its suppose to work. It probably
> >> requires a socket connection right? The add the line in sendmail.mc to connect
> >> to it. If it uses a files then make sure it can access it.
>
> >> It's your code.
>
> >> -- Scott- Hide quoted text -
>
> >> - Show quoted text -
>
> >I know how my milter will work with sendmail.
> >But I don't know which folder to put "mymilter.c" file
>
> It doesn't matter. *NOT* inthe libsm directory is recommended.
>
> > and how to
> >configure the sendmail.
>
> Get the 'bat book' ("Sendmail" from O'Reilly & Assoc.)
> STUDY it.
>
> > I even don't know where the sendmail.mc lies.
>
> Read all the documentation that somes with sendmail.
> start in the base sendmail diretory. See the
> RELEASE_NOTES,
> README,
> FAQ,
> INSTALL,
> and
> KNOWNBUGS,
> files there.
>
> Those files wil mention several other files.
> read all those 'additional' files, too.
>
> >So, I need the detail steps.
>
> no rote instructions possible.
> *EVERY* configuration is different.
> You have to understand _why_ each thing is done.
> to figure out whih is "right" for your environment.
>
>
>
> >I know to little about it :-)
>
> Yup. And "only you" can fix that.
>
> Get the book.
>
> Read the documentation. *ALL* of it.
>
> It will take 1 to 2 weeks of full-time study
> to reach a level of basic competency.
>
> There are no shortcuts.
>
> End of story.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
ok, I will do it : )