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Darkshadow, I have already edited submit.cf. I had to do that to get the message ID to contain my domain name instead of my local machine name. I believe that eveything else is taken care of by the MTA, i.e via sendmail.cf. This does all the message header, and envelope masquerading. I...

So I bit the bullet, and bought the Sendmail book. After extensively modifying the configuration files for both the MSA and the MTA everything looks good. Except messages still bounce. $j now returns the domain name from outside the firewall. All messages are masqueraded as from the...

Here's where I don't understand things. Prior to the update I had things working. In the M4 configuration file for sendmail.cf I have the line define(`confDOMAIN_NAME', `dconroy.com') This changed the hostname to dconroy.com, which DOES resolve. This doesn't seem to be working anymore...

For the original message the logs give Apr 21 22:40:38 David-Conroys-Computer sendmail[26576]: h3LNHo5o024120: to=dconroy123@yahoo.com, ctladdr=<dconroy@david-conroys-computer.local> (501/20), delay=03:22:48, xdelay=00:00:00, mailer=esmtp, pri=390622, relay=mx4.mail.yahoo.com., dsn=4.0.0...

Help! Ever since the sendmail update a while ago I have been having issues with sendmail. Recently however things have taken a turn for the worse. I cannot get any mail to the outside world. Listed below is a typical 'bounce' that I get. Can anybody help me to work out what is happening...

Unfortunately it is not quite a simple as that. All you are doing there is changing the host machine name. I should have been clearer. What I want is to have mail sent from user@mydomain.com The line define(`confDOMAIN_NAME', `mydomain.com') in the sendmail configuration should do this...

Ever since the last set of updates - I don't know whether it was the OS update or the Sendmail update I've been having problems with sendmail. Whenever I send a mail the from address is always user@rendezvous-name.local It never used to be this way, and a lot of mail servers will bounce...

I'm pretty sure it just writes in ISO. On a CD there is little point in doing anything else. DC

Applications (or processes) leak memory when they fail to de-allocate a block of memory when it is no longer needed. This memory is reserved for the application, but it has forgotten all about it. Thus the memory only gets released when the application is terminated. Memory leaks are the...

As someone who give presentations almost every day, here is my take on Keynote... Those who say that all the flashy wizz-bang gizmos do not sell things are right. Those who say that the presentation that wins is the one that gets the message across quickly are right. That's not what Keynote...

If you do a web export in iPhoto it will do the job for you. A folder full of thumbnails, and a folder full of thumbnails. You can set the size of the images to whatever you want. Just delete the HTML pages if you don't want them. Alternatively there is an apple script droplet on the apple...

Does anyone know how to extract the title / date-time / comments information from iPhoto? I'd like to be able to print out a list of this information. Can't find any information on this anywhere, nor is there an AppleScript dictionary for iPhoto. Can anyone help? DC.

My question is why would you want to? One of the big themes with the iApps (and OSX) is to remove the implementation details from the user. Songs in iTunes can be stored anywhere, over multiple volumes if you wish. It doesn't matter, as iTunes presents an organised view of the songs that you...

RHarder, Actually there is an internet standard for REQUESTING read receipts. It is up to the client whether replies to the request are sent. For example at work (where I occasionally have to dip out of UNIX and onto Windows) I get read receipts from Outlook, Lotus, and UNIX mail reader...

xegan, Just do a search for 'Warranty' on the Apple Support website. It tells you all about the limited 1 YEAR warranty there. Alternatively use the web based warranty repair facility as if you were going to send it back. If your iPod is registered it will tell you that it is still in...

You have two choices to hook up the second PC. (i) Run another cable to your router (ii) Share the existing cable run by buying either an ethernet hub or switch. A switch will be a touch faster than a hub unless you have a lot of broadcast traffic (if you don't know whether you have a...

Everything is good. A pre-paid shipping box is on its way. I don't know why the system said that I was out of warranty before, but now it believes differently. I'm now a happy Apple consumer once again. DC

I shall find out in the next few days when I get around to calling them again. Thanks for the useful nugget of information. DC

Unfortunately all iPods do not have a 1 year warranty. The early ones came with a 90 day warranty. Currently Apple are telling me that it is my tough beans, and that I would need to pay for a repair. I'm not happy about this, but I am pretty sure that if I am prepared to spend long enough on...

As the title says, I have exactly the same problem. After about an hour the battery goes from almost fully charged to dead in an instant. The reason it starts at 'almost' fully charged is because it wont go all the way any more. Incidentally. Does anyone use their iPod whilst flying...