[lug] Sendmail wackyness!
Steve T.
maxl at squeep.com
Mon Aug 13 14:56:27 MDT 2001
On Sun, Aug 12, 2001 at 10:55:01PM -0600, Nate Duehr wrote:
> What was broken with your Debian system? Were you running stable or
> testing/unstable?
I was running a half-stable/half-testing distribution for a while, which
worked okay - aside from the fact that when I twiddled with it to add support
for some new software I wanted (KDE 2, X 4.1, etc.) it broke. Upgrading
to testing didn't help, since it wouldn't even install (apt-get -u
dist-upgrade gave me a horrible mass of errors in the packages).
> www.linuxfromscratch.org if you want the "perfect" linux... ;-)
Slackware's as close as you can get to that without going insane, which is
why I enjoy it so. Alas, though, one day I'll probably do an LFS.
> On Sun, Aug 12, 2001 at 04:24:48PM -0600, Steve T. wrote:
> >
> > I recently replaced my highly broken and annoying Debian system with the
> > wonders of Slackware 8.0, yet, much to my surprise, the sendmail configuration
> > that it sets up does something incredibly annoying. Upon running fetchmail,
> > as mail arrives on the system, the headers and the first 5 or so lines of
> > the message are displayed to all terminals that I'm logged in on - which
> > causes a number of problems with programs where I like to see what I'm
> > doing. If anybody has any direct experience fixing this problem, I'd
> > appreciate help - if not, I can send the messages sendmail has been putting
> > in my system logs that I suspect will point to the problem.
> >
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> > "If one studies too zealously, he risks losing his pants." - Einstein
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