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Subject: RE: Exim Vs Sendmail
> Is there any way I can make the script work without having to install
> sendmail? It calls sendmail like this: "/usr/lib/sendmail -i -t"
Exim should be compatible with sendmail in that respect. Just symlink
exim to sendmail
> Is there any way I can make the script work without having to install
> sendmail? It calls sendmail like this: "/usr/lib/sendmail -i -t"
Exim should be compatible with sendmail in that respect. Just symlink exim to
sendmail. Else i am sure the exim user list will be able to fix-you-up in no
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"Ronald" == Ronald Castillo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ronald> Hello.. I currently have Exim installed but I have a
Ronald> script that needs sendmail (so it can mail me the results
Ronald> for a web-page form).
I have exim installed, and it gives me
$ ls -l /usr/sbin/sendmail
* Ronald Castillo ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020617 16:45]:
> Hello..
>
> I currently have Exim installed but I have a script that needs sendmail
> (so it can mail me the results for a web-page form).
>
> Is there any way I can make the script work without having to install
> sendmail? It calls sendma
hi ya
just make a link from /usr/lib/sendmail to the exim binary
and probably do the same for /usr/sbin/sendmail
not sure about -i -t options in exim though...
webpage forms should not have any problems using either
mta to send its mail
otherwise change "exim/sendmail" to be "mail/elm" instea
Hello..
I currently have Exim installed but I have a script that needs sendmail
(so it can mail me the results for a web-page form).
Is there any way I can make the script work without having to install
sendmail? It calls sendmail like this: "/usr/lib/sendmail -i -t"
The script documentation sa
Hello..
I currently have Exim installed but I have a script that needs sendmail
(so it can mail me the results for a web-page form).
Is there any way I can make the script work without having to install
sendmail? It calls sendmail like this: "/usr/lib/sendmail -i -t"
The script documentation sa
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