> From: Pawel Osiczko
> R<$={TrustAuthMech}> $* $: $(macro {dcc_notspam} $@ authenticated $) <> $2
> was in fact not in my sendmail.cf even though I munged my mc file with
> hackmc.
>
> The last addition in hackmc which is meant to add pertinent lines after
> SLocal_check_mail (the delimiters are
> "/^S${AUTH}check_mail/,/^SLocal_check_mail/{" ). The issue is that my
> sendmail.cf generated by m4 (version 8.13.8) spits out:
>
> ######################################################################
> ### check_mail -- check SMTP `MAIL FROM:' command argument
> ######################################################################
>
> SLocal_check_mail
> (...)
>
> So, I've fixed it like so in hackmc:
>
> 185c185
> < -e "/^S${AUTH}check_mail/,/^SLocal_check_mail/{" \
> ---
> > -e "/^#* *check_mail/,/^SLocal_check_mail/{" \
I do not think that is a bug in hackmc.
When the shell variable ${AUTH} is "#", the range pattern is not matched,
and the block of sed commands should not be executed
so that the TrustAuthMech line will not be added.
The shell variable ${AUTH} is set to '#' by default and cleared
only with `hackmc -T`.
> This presumes that you are passing -T into hackmc. Additionally, I had
> FEATURE(`delay_checks')dnl which had to be disabled. After that things
> started working.
I just tried some quick experiments and found that the TrustAuthMech
disappears or appears with FEATURE(`delay_checks').
So I think the bug in hackmc is that the comment about -T should have
this line added:
# FEATURE(`delay_checks') must NOT be used.
thanks for figuring out the FEATURE(`delay_checks') connection.
Vernon Schryver [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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