How to make SCO MMDF talk to SUN BSD 4.1.1 over ethernet (smtp)

David Fiander david at sco.COM
Wed Mar 20 00:34:42 AEST 1991


In article <557 at shograf.COM> jim at shograf.COM (jim morris) writes:
>ok, I have MMDF setup talking UUCP.
>I have also followed the spec by chrisdu at sco.com on how to setup MMDF
>over TCP/IP. I can see in the log that messages are going to my sun
>machine over TCP/IP but the message never appears at the other end.
>

>What have I done wrong... Does SCO's MMDF really work, or talk SMTP??
>
>Anyone who knows the answer please respond.
We use it all the time (Boy, that's a surprise).  When you say that the
log says that the messages are going to the sun, do you mean that you see
lines that look like

3/19  9:22:51 delive1087:  end msg.aa11085 (AOK) smtp host user at host [0: 0:11]

in the file msg.log?  If that is the case, then what does the
/usr/spool/mqueue/syslog file on the sun have to say about mail activity
at 9:22?  If the file mqueue/syslog doesn't exist, then creating it will
cause mail logging to begin on the sun, and we will have more information
about your problem.

I would have to see the particular log messages on both ends of the
transaction to determine exactly what the problem is.

>Telnet sun 25  works fine so sendmail is working at the other end...
>
You mean that you successfully connect to the sun and see the SMTP
banner, or you you mean that you can type into the SMTP daemon and have
mail delivered yourself?

David J. Fiander
SCO MMDF Development Team
SCO Canada Inc.



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