On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 03:48:40PM +0200, Per Jessen wrote:
Ruben Safir wrote:
Why? I'm not proposing nor arguing anything new. Honestly, an openSUSE system _needs_ a sendmail binary in order for millions of scripts to work. The binary delivers the mail to the local MTA - if there is no local MTA, those emails are never seen. And that goes for desktops and servers alike. And for Redhat/Debian/Mandriva/Slackware/etc too. I completely fail to see any security issue in having a postfix MTA listening on localhost:25 on a desktop machine.
Yeah - thats what the firewall is for, right?
Exactly.
exactly your an idiot. Really, you are. You should make an effort to be less of an idiot.
What do you think your sales person does when cron email them an incomprehensable message they can't do anything for?
Unless this salesperson had set up the cronjob, why would he be getting the email?
to fix his firewall, bluetooth and ldap server, you silly boy. Ruben
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