AVl wrote:
> > Well, I suppose that the only thing you need to configure is another
> > virtualhost for the Apache if you are running it, same goes for
> > sendmail/qmail
> > that is if you are going to host mail and web for the new domain..
> >
> > It s not a problem really, the only difference is that another domain is
> > pointed to your machine, but you might wanna consider what address that
> > should be reversed if you only have one ip on the machine
>
> Well, I understood. But what about /etc/hostname, resolv.conf and all configuration
>files
> that include information about old domain ?
resolv.conf allows multiple domains to be specified via the "search"
directive (as opposed to the "domain" directive, which only allows a
single domain). The only thing which the domain/search directives
affect is the handling of unqualified hostnames.
Many other configuration files allow multiple domains (httpd.conf,
sendmail.cf).
> Should I have to consider which domain I will use as my primary, and
> which as a secondary domain ?
Yes.
> May be , sendmail needs reconfiguration concerning these
> possible changes ?
You have to tell sendmail which domains are local via the file
/etc/sendmail.cw (or /etc/mail/sendmail.cw; look for "Fw" in
sendmail.cf).
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