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There are several ways to enable e-mail services on your network. You can set up your network in one of two ways: have a central server that handles e-mail for all the users on your network, or have each host handle its own user's independently. An independent setup is the easier and is described here. Central servers are examined in 26. Internet mail setup

also varies depending on whether you have a stand-alone system, a small network with one connection, or a larger network with its own official domain address (see 26). All setups entail configuring the Sendmail server. Sendmail is an e-mail server used to send and deliver mail on a network. Sendmail is provided with your Red Hat distribution. Configuring Sendmail involves manually editing the /etc/mail/sendmail.mc file and making changes. This is a text file that can be edited using any text editor like emacs, vi, or any of the Gnome or KDE text editors. Be sure to make a backup copy of the file first. Once you have made your changes and saved your file, you then have to install them in Sendmail with the following m4 operation to generate a /etc/sendmail.cf file. The /etc/sendmail.cf file is the actual Sendmail configuration file.

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For messages sent between hosts on your network, you only need to run the Sendmail server on each, making a few changes to their Sendmail configurations. The Sendmail server on one of your hosts can be configured to handle the task of relaying messages between hosts. Using the network example described earlier, the hosts turtle, rabbit, and lizard will be running their own Sendmail servers. The Sendmail server on the turtle host will be configured to relay messages between all the hosts, itself included. On each host on your network, edit the /etc/mail/sendmail.mc file and make the following change. Comment out the DAEMON_OPTIONS line in the default Red Hat sendmail.mc file by placing a dnl word in front of it, as shown here. Removing this feature will allow you to receive messages over your local network. This entry is restricting Sendmail to the localhost (127.0.0.1):

Also see the GetColor and GetXY command Beep {ExprN} Beeps the PC speaker ExprN times If ExprN is not given only one beep will be sounded..

In the sendmail.mc file located on the host that you want to have handle the relaying of messages, you need to also add the following line.

Run the m4 operation to install the changed configuration and then restart the server with the service operation, as described earlier. You can now e-mail messages from one user to another across your network. For example, george@turtle.mytrek.com can now email a message to larisa@rabbit.mytrek.com. The local Sendmail servers will take care of sending and delivering mail to users both within their hosts and those located on other network hosts.

Sound ExprN1,ExprN2{,ExprN3} Makes the PC speaker create a sound at the frequency ExprN1 for a duration of ExprN2 milliseconds. The optional parameter ExprN3 is either true or false. If it is true then the sound is made in the background and if it is false the sound will stop the system for the duration of the note. Your program will still pause until the note nishes but the Windows operating system will not be paused if ExprN3 is true. The default for ExprN3, if you do not specify it, is true. Speaker ExprN This will turn the speaker off if ExprN is zero (off) or on if ExprN is other than zero (on). The notes played with the Sound command will play and will take the time required but no sound will be heard if the speaker is turned off. The speaker is on by default upon the start of the program. PlaySong ExprS This will play a song de ned by the string ExprS. The string will contain notes and other specs as de ned below:

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