On 2 Oct 1998, Nicholas Donovan writes:
>> I am confused by your report. What do you get when you do
>>
>> rpm -qf /usr/bin/makemap
>>
>> I am getting "sendmail-8.8.7-17"
> I get
> file /usr/bin/makemap is not owned by any package
>
> I simply copied makemap to /usr/bin/.... we'll see what happens...
OK... more questions:
Q1) When you do
rpm -qf /usr/sbin/makemap
what do you get?
What we are really trying to find out is how makemap got onto your
machine; who or what installed it into /usr/sbin.
Another useful clue might be
Q2) What output do you see when you run
sendmail -bt -d0.1 </dev/null
This might show some other version of sendmail than 8.8.7
Q3) Did you compile and install sendmail from sources, other than from
an SRPM package?
Q4) Is your RH 5.1 on an Intel x86 machine, or a less common
architecture, and if so whc, and when you doih one?
While copying the file as you did will fix the problem for you, it
won't really solve it for the rest of the Linuxconf userbase who in
future will 'discover' it for themselves. So, if we can, it would be
good to figure why your copy of RH 5.1 did not apparently install
sendmail in the same way as the other copies of RH 5.1 (for Intel)
that some of us have installed.
Jonathan
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