domain -- System Administration

Set your system's mail domain
/etc/domain

The file /etc/domain sets the domain  that the COHERENT mail system uses to
create your fully qualified  domain name.  Your fully qualified domain name
is  created by  appending the  contents of /etc/domain  to the  contents of
/etc/uucpname,  with an  intervening  `.'.  Unless  you  have a  registered
domain name, the contents of this file should be UUCP.

For information  on registering in the United  States catch-all domain .us,
send mail to:

    us-domain-request@venera.isi.edu

UUNET Communications Services of  Falls Church, Virginia, will help you set
up your  own domain for  a modest fee.  Contact  info@uunet.uu.net for more
information; or telephone them at 703-876-5050.

See Also

Administering COHERENT,
mail,
paths,
uucpname

© 2012 by Stephen A. Ness