Zitat von Mike <mikee(_at_)mikee(_dot_)ath(_dot_)cx>:
On Wed, 13 Dec 2006, Markus Krause might have said:
Hi List,
after intensive debugging i found the reason for the problem described
below: to prevent users from logging in directly to our mail server
all shells for the users are set to /bin/false. but obviously sendmail
needs a real shell.
does anyone know a solution without setting the login shell to
something else than /bin/false?
or does someone know a different procmail rule for vacation?
thanks in advance for any help!
On my linux box there is a /sbin/nologin. I know historically
using /bin/false is the way to go. Would /sbin/nologin be the
same?
thanks for your fast answer! i'll try that ...
What about changing the password field /etc/passwd to
'LOCKED' or something?
we are running uw-imap on that server (i know, not the best choice but
we have it since several years and an upgrade seems to be too much
effort right now ...) so i assume the passwords need to be unchanged.
but thank you for your help!
with best regards
markus
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