On Tue, 21 Jan 2014, Harald Becker wrote:
Beside modifying the Busybox binary, you can create a script file
for sendmail:
#!/bin/sh
exec /bin/busybox sendmail -f ... "$@"
install this script as your sendmail and make it executable
(chmod +x). Then cron shall pickup this script for sendmail and
the script will add the missing information.
Of course, there are ways to hack around the problem, but I prefer a
solution that's easy to replicate in multiple environments with minimum
hassle.
I would like to understand why the sendmail applet requires the use of the
-f option. It used to be optional, but it was made mandatory in commit
88b8f0a, which has an informative commit log message: "sendmail: update by
Vladimir". I suggest the -f option be made optional again unless there are
good reasons not to do so.
BR,
Kaarle
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