Andreas Rapp:
> I would like to start fetchmail in daemon mode at boot time
> as a regular user, not as root
Try the `su' command with the -c switch.
> (I don't want fetchmail sending unresolved eMails to root, but to
> my account)
You can set fetchmail to send the e-mail to another user (using
Andreas Rapp wrote:
> I would like to start fetchmail in daemon mode at boot time
> as a regular user, not as root
> (I don't want fetchmail sending unresolved eMails to root, but to
> my account)
>
> Can regular users also have boot scripts ?
>
> Andreas
>
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On Fri, 26 Feb 1999, E.L. Meijer (Eric) wrote:
> >
> > I would like to start fetchmail in daemon mode at boot time
> > as a regular user, not as root
> > (I don't want fetchmail sending unresolved eMails to root, but to
> > my account)
> >
> > Can regular users also have boot scripts ?
Why not
>
> I would like to start fetchmail in daemon mode at boot time
> as a regular user, not as root
> (I don't want fetchmail sending unresolved eMails to root, but to
> my account)
>
> Can regular users also have boot scripts ?
I don't think so, but you could use the `setuid' command to run
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