On Tue, Feb 06, 2007 at 08:16:03AM +0100, Giuseppe Sacco wrote: > > and it results it can't - ie uucp isn't in 'trusted' group. At least, with > > masqmail I'm using. > [...] > > Hi Paolo, > you are right about this problem, but the current code works well with > the standard configuration. Problems my arise if you use a non default > MTA. I would add a note about this in README.Debian.
hm, hylafax-server depends on mailx, mailx depends on exim4 or mail-transport-agent, which in turn is provided by masqmail as well. So I'd say using masqmail as MTA isn't non-standard or non-default. mail-transport-agent lists several other MTAs, I'd expect hylafax-server to either work with any of them or explicitly rule out those non-compat or explicitly depend on a tested MTA. > postfix configuration and it seems it does the same. I tough all MTA > would accept uucp user as special user since uucp is required for > transferring email via UUCP over TCP. but faxrcvd isn't doing that, there's nothing UUCP related there in ... unless I'm missing something, of course. > > If you agree, I would add a note in README.Debian and close this bug > report. I filed a bugrep for masqmail, though I think this is a bug in hylafax-server, as I don't see any reason for using the -f opt, thus restricting the type of mail-transport-agent to use, as well as the uid.gid hylafax can run as. I've changed faxrcvd to just set 'From: ' in the msg - like the other headers - and it works (of course). What does -f buys us? thanks -- paolo -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
