Re: [courier-users] where does courier get the hostname from

[Sam Varshavchik]

Kevin Bailey writes:

Sam Varshavchik wrote:

Kevin Bailey writes:

# courier restart
but the problem is still there.

i've changed the value in /etc/mailname to the FQDN, i.e. tailorone.example.com and run

What gave you the idea that /etc/mailname is the file to change?

You need to set either the "me" or the "esmtphelo" configuration file in Courier's etc directory.

sorry - but i can't see these files in the directory   :o/

and they're not easy to find in the docs either.

should i make up new files with these names?

Yes -- if they do not exist already.

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