Re: Newbie Configuration Question

[Alan Hattman <alan.hattman@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Sue,

Thanks for the quick reply.  I figured it out around midnight.  Now 
all I have to do is get my firewall configured properly and I can put 
Post Office through its paces :-)

Regards,
Alan



On Monday, January 20, 2003, at 09:12 AM, Sue Chester wrote:

> Hello Alan,
>   Fixing the hostname in Post.Office normally requires two steps. 
> The first step is to fix your machine so that the proper hostname 
> comes up if you issue the hostname command in a terminal window. 
> Once this has been done, then you can run the second step, which is 
> to re-run the Post.Office Application (the mailbox icon in the 
> Finder/Applications window).
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> I hope this is helpful.
> Sue
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> > I made an error when installing Post Office and can't find out how 
> > to correct the mistake.  The host name was entered incorrectly. How 
> > can I fix the problem.
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> > Thanks
> >
> > Alan
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