The issue which I want to describe now appeared in first when I installed the OS.
When the system starts, the messages like presented below appeared in the console:
Jul 7 16:01:40 <host_name> sendmail[366]: My unqualified host name (<host_name>) unknown; sleeping for retry Jul 7 16:02:40 <host_name>sendmail[366]: unable to qualify my own domain name (<host_name>) -- using short name Jul 7 16:02:42 <host_name>sm-mta[421]: My unqualified host name (<host_name>) unknown; sleeping for retry Jul 7 16:03:42 <host_name>sm-mta[421]: unable to qualify my own domain name (<host_name>) -- using short name Jul 7 16:03:42 <host_name>sm-msp-queue[425]: My unqualified host name (<host_name>) unknown; sleeping for retry Jul 7 16:04:43 <host_name>sm-msp-queue[425]: unable to qualify my own domain name (firma123) -- using short name
I never met this before, therefore I googled it and found the solutions:
- If you do not plan to use sendmail, you can disable it.
Add sendmail_enabled="NONE" to your /etc/rc.conf file. - The other way to specify any domain within /etc/hosts. My configuration is:
192.168.2.11 ltr 192.168.2.11 ltr.my.com
Have a nice day!
P.S. Thanks these guys for the answer.
Here I go again ^^
ReplyDeleteThe issue I want to describe THIS TIME appeared first when I installed the OS.
When the system starts, the messages SIMILAR TO THOSE I presented below appear On the console[...]
I HAVE never met ANYTHING LIKE this before, therefore I googled it and found the solutions:
If you do not plan to use sendmail, you can disable it [...]
As result, there is no delay on the system start anymore.
after changing /etc/hosts you need to do the following for sendmail to take note:
ReplyDeletecd /etc/mail && make install restart
also if your system only has a fictitious (local only) domain name, putting your system hostname on the same line in /etc/hosts works, for example
Delete127.0.0.1 localhost localhost.my.domain freebsdbox
Thank you for the solution.
DeleteAnd please forgive that I did not answered for a long time :(