On Sat, 27 Sep 2014 07:37:31 +0200 Zoran Kolic wrote: > On raspberry pi I installed 7.99 and use > su to get root. At first, I spoted that, > during shutdown, message says it came from > zoran@localhost. I expected root@localhost.
NetBSD su remembers your login id, unlike su used in some other OS. Try id -p as root to see this. If system has several admins, login id in shutdown message is probably more informative, and even with only one admin I think it doesn't do any harm. > Now, I have a lot of problems configuring > mail app. I could send mail outbound via > sender_canonical_maps, send from root to > user correctly. If I send from user to root, > it goes to /var/mail/root file, but mail > tries to read /var/mail/user file. I might > change it with "folder /var/mail/root" and > read as I should. I redirect my root mail to main user address using /etc/mail/aliases (if that helps) IIRC, you can also use -f to read any mailbox you can access (mail -f /path/to/mbox).
