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What would be a reliable way to do it? IANAP, but there *should* be
some form of a test that could be done using the actual sendmail
executable, or some other testable function, right? What's involved?
Maybe I can offer "the idiot suggestion" - you know, when every
possible logical way of doing something has been tried, but then a
complete idiot comes along and says something so illogical, so crazy,
that it "just might work"... It *has* happened to me before, and it's
taught me to always at least *consider* "idiot suggestions".<br>
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Is there any way to run a check during install or upgrade to make sure,
and then set it (or give a warning)? Maybe it could get incorporated
into the next release.<br>
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It has already been in a previous release. It was based on Sendmail
debug output and caused a lot of problems so Julian removed it. Nobody
has posted a reliable way to detect it yet.<br clear="all">
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/peter
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Alex Neuman van der Hans
N&K Technology Consultants
Tel. +507 214-9002 - <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://nkpanama.com/">http://nkpanama.com/</a></pre>
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