Is the enviroment variables global for all users?
nope, it is NOT - that is the problem. you can either use the sendmail.sh
script or change the source code like i suggested.
an export MAIL_ROOT makes the variable availible to the shell you are in,
not to the whole system.
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Is the enviroment variables global for all users?
nope, it is NOT - that is the problem. you can either use the
sendmail.sh script or change the source code like i suggested.
an export MAIL_ROOT makes the variable
I know this may be a trivia question, but I simply can't get sendmail to
work - it keeps complaining about the MAIL_ROOT enviroment varialbe not
being set...
The way i did it was to change the quellcode:
SendMail.cpp line 365
char*pszMailRoot = /path/to/MailRoot
and then easily do
Davide Libenzi a écrit :
On Wed, 13 Mar 2002, Sönke Ruempler wrote:
I know this may be a trivia question, but I simply can't get sendmail to
work - it keeps complaining about the MAIL_ROOT enviroment varialbe not
being set...
The way i did it was to change the quellcode:
You absolutely do _not_ need to do this. There's a script inside the
XMail's tarbal that is called sendmail.sh
You change the MAIL_ROOT there, you move the original sendmail in
sendmail.orig and you move sendmail.sh in /usr/sbin/sendmail
but if there is high LMAIL load, i guess it's not
export MAIL_ROOT=/var/MailRoot
Though if your running xmail via rc.d, it should already be set.
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Hi
I know
