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A while ago, I filled in a form on our local web pages. (We keep a list
of holidays available for local access only.) The script updated my data
base and sent a confirmation message to me.
I have Alan Stebbens' autoreply recipe installed, and it decided it
should send back a reply.
The cgi script is owned and executed by user `nobody'. Therefore, this
last message ended up in my sysadmin's mailbox. Annoying.
The message from the cgi-script only contained a minimum amount of
headers (i.e., From_, From:, To: and Subject:). I assume it was generated
by the very simple HP-UX mail or mailx commands.
IMHO, ^FROM_DAEMON should also match `nobody'.
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Guy Geens <guy(_dot_)geens(_at_)elis(_dot_)rug(_dot_)ac(_dot_)be>: Ph.D.
student at ELIS -- TFCG / IMEC
Home Page: http://www.elis.rug.ac.be/ELISgroups/tfcg/staff/gg.html
finger ggeens(_at_)elis(_dot_)rug(_dot_)ac(_dot_)be for PGP public keys (or use
keyserver)
The feel of the action is far behind.
The fruit of the action has nailed you down,
Dragged you down!
Sealing up reaction overwhelms your conscience,
Leads to more diversion, and pulls you down.
Coming to attention, going through the tension,
Praying for the sanction, you're fading out
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