> When I ran my old boxes with qmail, we had a sendmail wrapper script,
> that would allow you to invoke qmail just like you would sendmail for
> commandline type sending. How does one do this on exim, as the machine
> in question can't use the php mail() procedure because I believe
> /usr/sbin/sendmail aint available and if I link it to the exim binary, I
> can't seem to find the correct switches to make it work.
Not exactly the solution you're after but I could have sworn php can do
SMTP directly. That being the case you have the option of sending via
localhost port 25 or to your ISP's mailserver. In this case I'd go for
localhost so admins can follow the emails.
> Anyone happen to know? This is driving me crazy after looking over the
> docs and man pages of exim and trying some combinations.
Otherwise... try something like:-
echo "test" | path_to_exim_sendmail_wrapper <switches> \
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
As somebody suggested, maybe move /usr/bin/sendmail to
/usr/bin/sendmail.really and write a shell script for /usr/bin/sendmail to
log stuff like command line etc then call sendmail.really.
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