I've been experimenting with attempting to send emails from the command line but realized that I had never configured the laptop to do so.
A short search revealed this blog which had simple steps to help configure email. I've copied those here too.
.home" at these two lines:
A short search revealed this blog which had simple steps to help configure email. I've copied those here too.
su yum install sendmail-cf
cd /etc/mail cp sendmail.mc sendmail.mc.original cp sendmail.cf sendmail.cf.original
vi sendmail.mcRemove dnl from the beginning of these lines: (Copy and comment out the original line for safety)
- LOCAL_DOMAIN (‘localhost.localdomain’) dnl
- FEATURE (masquerade_envelope) dnl
- FEATURE (masquerade_entire_domain) dnl
- MASQUERADE_AS (‘machine.domain.home’) dnl
- MASQUERADE_DOMAIN (machine.domain.home) dnl
su
cd /etc/mail m4 /etc/mail/sendmail.mc > /etc/sendmail.cf service sendmail restart
Finally a short test:
sendmail -s "Testing" testEmail@test.domain < /dev/null
I realized that I also had to check my spam email for this mail :-)