> You're probably right. If there are no objections, I can install the > mailwrapper binary at /usr/lib/sendmail. > > What does that mean for the manpages, specifically wrt section numbers > for mailwrapper?
Except... This thing *isn't* sendmail, it is a placeholder/proxy for the hardcoded exec() strings stuffed into other applications. What should the man pages say? This thing called sendmail isn't really sendmail, it is a proxy for the real sendmail, which now lives over ->there->? As it is now, the man page for mailwrapper does a pretty good job of describing things. Without the mailwrapper name (which is how the rest of the world identifies this feature), isn't this just asking for confusion - yet another place where OpenSolaris is arbitrarily different in a small way from the rest of the *nix world? doesn't "being the same as other places" trump "but we could have invent something better if we tried"? -John
