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<0> bom dia!
<1> damn. earthlink users are clicking that "this is spam" button on me. anybody deal with that?
<2> hi
<2> SCO Unixware 7.1.4 provides sendmail 8.12.9 but a sendmail.cf file from 98... anyone familiar with building a new one?
<3> http://megawatt.resistor.net/~sm/sendmail
<2> # sh Build sendmail.cf
<2> UX:sh (find_m4.sh): ERROR: ../../devtools/bin/find_m4.sh: Cannot open
<3> read carefuly
<2> really what I need is address rewriting, so I'm hoping a newer sendmail.cf will provide genericstable.
<2> read which?
<3> the url I pasted
<2> ok
<2> what should I be looking for?
<2> ahh looks like I got it.
<2> looks like it didn't include genericstable feature.
<2> where might that be set?
<3> did you include the feature?
<2> yup just did, looks like I got it straight.
<2> hmm.. doesn't appear to be working though, put sendmail.cf file in place, restarted sendmails, test emails from the command line are not being rewritten per /etc/mail/genericstable ... ran /etc/mail/makemap hash genericstable < /etc/mail/genericstable
<3> Let's see yoru mc
<2> divert(0)dnl
<2> OSTYPE(sco.uw.svr5)dnl
<2> DOMAIN(generic)dnl
<2> FEATURE(genericstable)
<2> MAILER(local)dnl
<2> MAILER(smtp)dnl
<3> pasting all that here is a bad idea
<2> 6 lines?
<3> That would work though
<2> ok
<3> A mc is generally more than that
<2> ah
<2> hmm
<3> What are you trying to do?
<2> I've created a new sendmail.cf to enable the genericstable feature so that I can rewrite addresses from a web app.
<3> Then it should be working
<2> yeah hmm
<2> my genericstable is:
<2> email@address.com<TAB>newemail@address.com
<3> should work
<2> ahh sweet looks like its working.
<2> seems when I send them through the mail command it doesn't work, but piping an email to sendmail it doees.
<2> thanks for your help
<2> have a good one.
<3> you too
<0> later all!
<4> sub: howdy! Do you remember where is the option that limits the size of the message that is analized by spam******in ?
<3> None
<3> How do you call spam******in?
<4> sub: milter + spamd
<3> put the limit in your milter
<4> I am looking where that option is set. I had it set long time ago, but couldn't remember now where it was..
<2> ls
<2> oops
<2> hey guys.. I don't seem to be using a submit.cf
<2> or StR rather.
<4> Mr_You: do you have one? (in /etc/mail/)
<2> I have one in /etc/mail/cf/cf
<2> so it should be using /etc/sendmail.cf right?
<4> Mr_You what version of sendmail are you using? is it 8.12 and later?
<2> yeah
<2> 8.12.90
<2> 8.12.9
<4> Mr_You: I am not sure.. May be sub knows this of top of his head: If there is not submit.cf, what config file will sendmail use if called as msa by mail(1) ?
<4> err.. not -> no
<3> submit.cf by default
<2> and sendmail.cf if submit.cf is not foudn?
<3> No
<4> sub: but if there is no submit.cf present? will it complain or just silently use sendmail.cf?
<4> .. or else?
<3> I don't know. I've never tested that
<4> neither have I
<4> I wonder if it uses some generic minimalistic set of settings
<2> I guess I could truss it.
<3> there is none without a config
<2> well, I guess I'm not too concerned if we are not sending email that way.
<4> Mr_You: it looks like in that case sendmail is not using any .cf file
<2> but if you pipe an email to /usr/lib/sendmail -t the rewrite rule works.
<3> look at what mail() is doing. It should be going through the MSA
<2> might be right.
<2> well anyways, I'm gonna consider this "fixed" for now... thanks a lot
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