Hello, X-Cron-Env headers can be useful, don't they?
It those headers are annoying you, please consider using procmail. I suppose that something like the following, in procmail's rc file, sould do the job accordingly to your taste: ------------ part of the file .procmailrc --------------------- :0: *^From: Cron Daemon.* | sed 's/X-Cron-Env.*//' --------------------------------------------------------------- You can also tune your e-mail client to hide "X-Cron-Env" headers by default. For example I'm using mutt, which does not show those headers by default. Indeed, mutt provides a keyboard shortcut to toggle all headers' visibility, so I can look at those headers at will. I close this bug report now, please free to reopen it if you consider writing the documentation for cron manual's page, to explain cron's new feature to everybody. Best regards, Georges. -- Georges KHAZNADAR et Jocelyne FOURNIER 22 rue des mouettes, 59240 Dunkerque France. Téléphone +33 (0)3 28 29 17 70
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