Scott D. Yelich writes: > It even comes default as an open relay! Not if you follow the installation instructions. See that file named INSTALL? It's mentioned prominently in README. > I asked someone to give me an > example of a standard unix program that called itself as part of its > normal/standard use. Some standard UNIX tools that run programs named on the command line: chroot env find nice nohup rsh sh su time xargs It's hardly a surprise to see sh calling itself. Obviously you weren't able to extrapolate from the example in step 10 of INSTALL in rblsmtpd 0.70. A future release will have more examples. ---Dan
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