I'll field this one guys. :-) (I just asked this about four days ago
Michael!)
You don't really need to chmod 0 /bin/mail. Many here have said that /bin/mail
works just fine with qmail, as it uses 'sendmail' and that has been substituted
with qmail's version (right?). I have created a symbolic link from /bin/mail
to /bin/mutt just because I got that suggestion first and it is working and if
it aint broke... haha
There was some issue to do with local distribution using /bin/mail but it
didn't effect me. So, my recommendation is, chmod 555 /bin/mail and simply try
it.
Good luck!
Michael Slade wrote:
> Slowly but surely I'm figuring out how to use qmail!
>
> Latest problem is what to do about /bin/mail .
>
> I'm running Linux Red Hat 6.0 and have just installed qmail 1.03 with mail
> delivery to ~/Maildir using qmail-local for mail delivery.
>
> I have 'removed' ( chmod 0 ) /bin/mail as per the 'REMOVE.binmail'
> instructions but now, of course, I don't have a substitute whenever
> something like the system attempts to execute /bin/mail .
>
> What did I not do ?
>
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> thanks !!
>
> Michael Slade
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