Tomas Kuliavas wrote:
>>> sending message to program should be faster than opening tcp port.
>>
>> That is a very surprising statement. How do you arrive at that? IMHO the
>> exact opposite is true.
>
> if script uses smtp, it has to open tcp port, read responses and feed the
> data.
>
> if scrip
Ya know, the night after I sent the this message, I
had an ahh moment and reliased what I was trying to
do. I removed Postfixes sendmail from the apache root
and configured SM to use SMTP to the local host. Works
fine.
Thank You for the Help everyone!!
Ray
--- Ean Kingston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
>> sending message to program should be faster than opening tcp port.
>
> That is a very surprising statement. How do you arrive at that? IMHO the
> exact opposite is true.
if script uses smtp, it has to open tcp port, read responses and feed the
data.
if script uses program, it just feeds the da
Tomas Kuliavas wrote:
> sending message to program should be faster than opening tcp port.
That is a very surprising statement. How do you arrive at that? IMHO the
exact opposite is true.
--
Tilman Schmidt[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Phoenix Software GmbH
OpenBSD runs httpd in chrooted environment. I think,
there is no
/var/www/usr/sbin/sendmail
If you are using different BSD system, check apache
chroot and php
safe_mode options.
I have placed a copy of the postfix version of
sendmail into /var/www/usr/sbin/sendmail. The
permissions on the file are
--- Tomas Kuliavas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> OpenBSD runs httpd in chrooted environment. I think,
> there is no
> /var/www/usr/sbin/sendmail
>
> If you are using different BSD system, check apache
> chroot and php
> safe_mode options.
I have placed a copy of the postfix version of
sendmail int
* Ray Caruso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> However, using SM results in not mail arriving at the
> destination and no smtpd activity in the maillog.
Postfix's sendmail doesn't use smtpd
> I would rather not have SM talk directly to the local
> SMTPD.
Why? It's the better solution, since it's faster
> Hello,
>
> System is:
> BSD 3.5
...
> Thoughts?
OpenBSD runs httpd in chrooted environment. I think, there is no
/var/www/usr/sbin/sendmail
If you are using different BSD system, check apache chroot and php
safe_mode options.
--
Tomas
---
Hello,
System is:
BSD 3.5
Apache 1.3.29
courier-imap-1.7.2p0
postfix-2.0.18
SM 1.4.3a (June 2, 2004)
I have SM configured send mail using
/usr/sbin/sendmail. This is the Postfix replacement
for the sendmail executable.
All instances of the original sendmail have been
renamed to sendmail.OLD and
