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This is a discussion on S within the SendMail forums in Other Technologies category; Hi, I have an annoying problem with Sendmail 8.13; not sure if it's present in 8.14. I'm running the equivalent of this: sendmail -odd -oi -Ac -fsomeone@example.net recipient@example.net <<EOF From: <someone @ example.net> To: <recipient @ example.net> Cc: <unbalanced1 @ example.net, <unbalanced2 @ example.net Subject: A message Message text here. EOF Notice the unbalanced angle brackets on the Cc: line? (Please don't ask *why* I'm trying to submit such a message locally; just trust me when I say there's a valid reason for it. I'll happily discuss it at length off-list.) The problem is that during the client queue run, ...
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| I have an annoying problem with Sendmail 8.13; not sure if it's present in 8.14. I'm running the equivalent of this: sendmail -odd -oi -Ac -fsomeone@example.net recipient@example.net <<EOF From: <someone@example.net> To: <recipient@example.net> Cc: <unbalanced1@example.net, <unbalanced2@example.net Subject: A message Message text here. EOF Notice the unbalanced angle brackets on the Cc: line? (Please don't ask *why* I'm trying to submit such a message locally; just trust me when I say there's a valid reason for it. I'll happily discuss it at length off-list.) The problem is that during the client queue run, Sendmail gets upset at the unbalanced addresses in the Cc: line and generates DSNs. I don't want that! I don't want Sendmail to give a hoot about the headers; I only want it to worry about envelope addresses. In my limited testing, Sendmail 8.14 seems to work, but Sendmail 8.13 does not. For various reasons, it's difficult to move some of our customers to Sendmail 8.14, so is there a way in Sendmail 8.13 to suppress the DSNs? Regards, David. |
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| David F. Skoll wrote: [...] > sendmail -odd -oi -Ac -fsomeone@example.net recipient@example.net <<EOF > From: <someone@example.net> > To: <recipient@example.net> > Cc: <unbalanced1@example.net, <unbalanced2@example.net > Subject: A message > > Message text here. > EOF [...] > The problem is that during the client queue run, Sendmail gets upset > at the unbalanced addresses in the Cc: line and generates DSNs. I found some deep voodoo that solved the problem. The original submit.mc file had this line in it: define(`confDIRECT_SUBMISSION_MODIFIERS', `C')dnl Commenting that out and rebuilding submit.cf made the problem go away. This is a real WTF??? moment for me; after trolling in the Sendmail source code for a couple of hours, I think I'm about ready to learn Postfix. Regards, David. |
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| "David F. Skoll" <dfs@roaringpenguin.com> wrote: > David F. Skoll wrote: > [...] > Commenting that out and rebuilding submit.cf made the problem go away. > This is a real WTF??? moment for me; after trolling in the Sendmail > source code for a couple of hours, I think I'm about ready to learn > Postfix. It is no longer "wise" to use sendmail *only* because you do not know available (free) alternatives :-) -- [pl>en: Andrew] Andrzej Adam Filip : anfi@priv.onet.pl : anfi@xl.wp.pl Open-Sendmail: http://open-sendmail.sourceforge.net/ If I knew what brand [of whiskey] he drinks, I would send a barrel or so to my other generals. -- Abraham Lincoln, on General Grant |



