I thought that sendmail wasn't being set so I added
SENDMAIL=/usr/sbin/sendmail that still didn't work. This is my Linux
machine running RH 7.0. Ah, I just ran "cat - ./"$FILE" 2>&1 | $SENDMAIL
-oi -t" on the command line and the reply was: bash: -oi: command not
found. Not sure why I get that message but could that be the reason?
On Fri, 8 Jun 2001, Philip Guenther wrote:
Robert Campbell <poohba(_at_)poohba(_dot_)adsl(_dot_)duke(_dot_)edu> writes:
The /var/log/maillog shows that the email was received but that is about
it. The files don't change time at all. Haven't been accessed since
5-2-01.
So, the maillog shows that the mail is being received, but the reply
isn't being sent, while the procmail log shows that the $SENDMAIL command
is being invoked with the cat command, and you've set SHELL to /bin/sh
before this recipe.
What's that leave?
1) Is the SENDMAIL variable being misset?
2) Is this is a system (like most Linux based systems) where /bin/sh is
bash? If so, do you have a .bashrc? Could something in it be
breaking things?
3) Are you 100% sure that procmail is being run on the system you think
it is? If you put
LOG="host = $HOST
"
in your rcfile and then send a message, is the expected name logged?
(I'm groping at straws here)
Philip Guenther
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