Charles, This worked perfectly. Thanks so much for your help. I really do appreciate it. See you on the Flatiron trails...
Justin Simoni -- + Freelance Web Design + Internet Application Development [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://justinsimoni | 720.436.7701 > At 8:38 PM -0700 2/10/2002, Justin Simoni wrote: >> I receive this message in the bounced email: >> >> smrsh: perl not available for sendmail programs >> >> So I went poking around to see if I could figure out how I can make smrsh to >> make perl available for sendmail, and got this from its man page: >> >> Briefly, smrsh limits programs to be in the directory >> /usr/adm/sm.bin, allowing the system administrator to >> choose the set of acceptable commands >> >> Which is super, but I cannot find /usr/adm/sm.bin in OSX. I can't find >> anything sm.bin. Has anyone figured out what should be done in this >> situation? > > If memory serves, I created the directory... > > % sudo mkdir -p /usr/adm/sm.bin -m 755 > > .... and then placed the link in it... > > % sudo ln -s /path/to/script.pl /usr/adm/sm.bin/script.pl > > .... where the permissions on /path/to/script.pl are 755. > > And then change /etc/mail/aliases to show: > > scripttest: "|script.pl" > > I believe that should work as long as /path/to/script.pl has a full > shebang line. Then, you wouldn't need to explicitly add perl to sm.bin. > > -Charles > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
