On Tue, 18 Jun 2002, Charles Philip Chan wrote: Hi Charles
Let me guess, you try to run SuSEconfig after changing linux.mc and things didn't work.
No I did not ... additionally I set in YAST-etc mail_create_config to no
I found out the hard way that with the version of SuSEconfig I am using it will not update the sendmail.cf file if only linux.mc is changed. The solution is to change sometime in /etc/rc.config.d/sendmail.rc.config run SuSEconfig, changing back to the correct value and rerun SuSEconfig again. YMMV
In SuSE Pro 8.0 the sendmail configuration file is placed in /etc/syconfig/sendmail: SENDMAIL_SMARTHOST="mail.foo.bar" SENDMAIL_LOCALHOST="" SENDMAIL_RELAY="" SENDMAIL_LUSER="root" SENDMAIL_ARGS="-L sendmail -Am -bd -om" SENDMAIL_CLIENT_ARGS="-L sendmail-client -Ac -q30m" SENDMAIL_EXPENSIVE="yes" SENDMAIL_NOCANONIFY="yes" NODNS="no" DIALUP="no" SENDMAIL_GENERICS_DOMAIN="linux.local" MASQUERADE_DOMAINS="linux.local" SMTP_AUTH_MECHANISMS="" SMTP_AUTH_SERVER="" STARTTLS="" SENDMAIL_DB_FOLD="yes" So ... no parameter given here to set trusted user ... I tried the following scenarios: 1) m4 linux.mc Edit the linux.mc file with features: FEATURE(use_ct_file) define('confCT_FILE', `/etc/mail/trusted-users') Run m4 /etc/mail/linux.mc > /etc/sendmail.cf ... result in the sendmail.cf file is: ##################### # Trusted users # ##################### # this is equivalent to setting class "t" Ft/etc/mail/trusted-users Troot Tdaemon Tuucp Tmdom wwwrun root uucp daemon mail The trusted-users file includes me as trusted user ... I restart sendmail with 'rcsendmail restart' and send a test file with 'sendmail -f bubu@asd.or me' and still receive the X-Authority message ... 2) Add Tme in sendmail.cf I add the following line in sendmail.cf: Tme Restart sendmail again and send a test file ... same result ... so, where is trusted user set in SuSE Pro 8.0? The last idea left is that sendmail is not using the sendmail.cf file in /etc? Oliver -- ... don't touch the bang-bang fruit