Re: rc.boot for regular users

1999-02-28 Thread Jiri Baum
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

Re: rc.boot for regular users

1999-02-26 Thread Roberto Rosario
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 > > -- > Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscri

Re: rc.boot for regular users

1999-02-26 Thread Mike Nachlinger
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

Re: rc.boot for regular users

1999-02-26 Thread E.L. Meijer \(Eric\)
> > 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 fetch