I did verify that sendmail -t did work -- here is the output of grep
mail logwatch.trace -- grep sendmail did not find anything.
"cat /var/log/mail.log 2>/dev/nu"...], [/* 23 vars */]) = 0
21762 execve("/bin/cat", ["cat", "/var/log/mail.log"], [/* 22 vars
*/]) = 0
21848 execve("/usr/bin/mail", ["/usr/bin/mail"], [/* 25 vars */]
<unfinished ...>
The mailer configuration variable is /usr/bin/mail as it has been.
on Sunday 05/21/2006 Willi Mann([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
> John Covici schrieb:
> > Package: logwatch
> > Version: 7.2.1-2
> > Severity: important
> >
> > I just upgraded to latest in testing and whenever I run logwatch it just
> > says "no mail for root" as
> > though there was no argument to the mail command -- yet I have root in my
> > configs and I verified that I can mail to root.
>
> From which version?
>
> Please run
> strace -e trace=process -f -o logwatch.trace logwatch
> grep sendmail logwatch.trace
>
> and send me the output. I want to see the sendmail parameters.
>
> How did you verify root can mail root?
>
> Please test:
>
> # sendmail -t
> To: root
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: test
>
> .
> Ctrl+D
>
> That's basically what logwatch does.
>
> Willi
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