When I send a mail as a normally user, it looks like the mail have been
sent by root.
The line in the mail looks like this:
Anyone have any idea?
TIA
- Niclas More
by Niclas Mor » Wed, 14 Feb 1996 04:00:00
The line in the mail looks like this:
Anyone have any idea?
TIA
- Niclas More
by Michael McKnig » Wed, 14 Feb 1996 04:00:00
Is your user id number set to 0? Use the following to
take a look:
grep <username> /etc/passwd
and look in the third field for the number. For example:
username:x:userid:groupid:Real Name:home_dir:/default/shell
^^^^^^
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-Michael McKnight
1. /bin/mail chown on /var/mail/username owned by sender?
I have 1 user sending mail to another user
user webmstr sends mail to jhamil01
user jhamil01 read his mail and can't open file /var/mail/jhamil01
because it is owned by webmstr. Is there a way to configure
mail so this doesn't happen and the /var/mail/jhamil01 is owned by
jhamil01, not webmstr?
--
John W. Hamill `""""""" PROFS: SMTP(JHAMIL01)
Voice:(248)528-6139
:(248)528-6408
Troy, MI 48083-1189 R1100RS 94BMW There is a $50.00 charge for any
junk sent
KZ440D2 LTD 81Kaw to me. The above are my views
only!!
On 5/10/97 area code 810 will be changed to 248
On 9/13/97 area code 248 must be dialed
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