Subject: Domain name incomplete, etc etc etc

From: MATHER <[email-masked]>
Date: 13 Aug 1996 18:05:02 GMT

When I enter pine, I get an error message saying domain name incomplete, 
messages may not be received correctly or something like that.  I am 
fairly certain that this is because I am not on the net, and the only 
name we have right now is the UNIX box name.  How do I disable this erro 
message?

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From: "Hiram Lester Jr." <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 14 Aug 1996 11:37:12 -0500 (CDT)

> name we have right now is the UNIX box name.  How do I disable this erro 

I saw this error message for the first time when I upgraded from 3.91 to
3.93.  From the main menu, choose S)etup and then C)onfiguration.  Right
near the top you will see a setting for user-domain.  Set this to the
domain name.  The machine that I had this happen with was
homer.csc.tntech.edu.  When sending mail to someone on the local system,
the addresses always came out somebody@homer, so I set user-domain to
csc.tntech.edu, and all addresses come out as
[email-masked] and no more warning message. :)

   +------------------------------------+-------------------------------+
   | Hiram W. Lester, Jr.               | E-Mail: [email-masked]    |
   | Computer Science                   | Homepage:                     |
   | Middle Tennessee State University  |   http://pobox.com/~hwlester/ |
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From: [email-masked] (Mike Dedek)
Date: 29 Aug 1996 18:37:13 GMT

You might also consider contacting the administrator/support person for pine
at your site.  There is a global configuration file that will automatically
set this for all users, probably not a bad idea.

-Mike Dedek
 Development Tools
 Lexis-Nexis

In article <[email-masked]>, [email-masked] ("Hiram Lester Jr.") writes:
|> On 13 Aug 1996, MATHER wrote:
|> 
|> > When I enter pine, I get an error message saying domain name incomplete, 
|> 
|> 3.93.  From the main menu, choose S)etup and then C)onfiguration.  Right
|> near the top you will see a setting for user-domain.  Set this to the
|> domain name.  The machine that I had this happen with was