Usama Wazeer on Tue, Apr 28, 1998 at 11:46:02AM -0500:
> I get this as a header on all mail I send out..
Do you run sendmail from inetd? -bs attaches to the stdin/stdout given
it by the process that calls it (ie, non-daemonized sendmail); I use
this to call sendmail from inetd:
smtp
stream
tcp
nowait
daemon
/usr/sbin/tcpd
sendmail -bs
What you need to do is change the fourth argument to daemon or something
else that isn't a regular user, actually I don't know what the
requirements are, you could probably change it to bin or something. It
was a long time ago and I forget; you might want to look at the segment
of sendmail code that checks this.
If you aren't running sendmail from inetd (some people will tell you
that it's stupid, which it would be in some cases), the you need to
change the user that is calling it, or something, I dunno, heh I'm lost
:)
--
Scott
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