You could have just done:
chmod u-s `which sendmail`
which would have removed the setuid bit.
It might be a security risk to have sendmail owned by "nobody", as that
is usually (pre 7.2 at least) what apache runs as, and is sometimes used
for guest users (like with samba)
Buchan
Praedor Tempus
If I send mail as a user, I always get this message:
send-mail: warning: sendmail is set-uid root, or is run from a set-uid root
process
First off, I do not have sendmail installed, it is postfix, but nevertheless
I would like to eliminate this problem/message. How do I do this? Who
Daniel Woods wrote:
If I send mail as a user, I always get this message:
send-mail: warning: sendmail is set-uid root, or is run from a set-uid root
process
First off, I do not have sendmail installed, it is postfix, but nevertheless
I would like to eliminate this problem/message.
If I send mail as a user, I always get this message:
send-mail: warning: sendmail is set-uid root, or is run from a set-uid root
process
First off, I do not have sendmail installed, it is postfix, but nevertheless
I would like to eliminate this problem/message. How do I do this? Who
should
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If I send mail as a user, I always get
