On Fri, 20 Jul 2001, Philip Guenther wrote:
} Because postfix will not invoke a local delivery agent as root.
} The workaround is to alias root to a user with uid != 0 and use that
} account to store your root mail archive (you're not actually reading
} mail as root, are you? That's generally considered a bad idea...)
Ok. That's what I ended up doing last night [whenever i setup a unix box,
i always give root a .forward to forward the mail to a different uid so
that there isn't any mail in root's spool]. I removed the .forward and
aliased mail to root to the non uid0 user, but I wasn't sure if that
should be a perminant thing or not. Guess it is. :)
Thanks for the tip and for settin' me straight again.
/vjl/ [who needs to saturate his brain w/ postfix knowledge]
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This e.mail was composed on Jul 20, 2001 at 12:25pm PDT.
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