Sorin Srbu wrote:
>
> The problem *now* is that /bin/mail doesn't understand the "-t" switch. As I
> mentioned, I can't find anything about this t parameter in man mail, but in
> the /usr/bin/BackupPC_SendEmail script the t parameter is mentioned as
> something that " -t display the emails that would be sent, without sending
> them".
>
> To me this is rather cryptic, and I don't quite understand the why's, what's
> and where's of this alluring "-t" and how I fix this.
Did you perhaps set SendmailPath to mail instead of /usr/sbin/sendmail? -t is
a
flag to sendmail that says the To:/From: headers are already in the input.
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