Philip Guenther wrote:
Even if procmail did that (which is doesn't), the redirection in the
command would override it. If SHELLMETAS was misset or unset then you
would get a usage error message from nslookup. Therefore, either
a) your /bin/sh is broken;
Unlikely. BSDI "SuperServer" 4.1
b) the nslookup command being invoked sends error messages to stdout;
Doesn't do that when I invoke sh and feed it the same command.
LOG = "HOST = $HOST
`IFS=:
for i in $PATH
do
if test -f $i/nslookup
then
echo $i/nslookup
break
fi
done`"
How about just `which nslookup`?
Aloha mai Nai`a!
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