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RE: Can you send mail without sendmail?
- From: Ryan Waldron <rew erebor com>
- To: Kalum / Grendel <kalum delrom ro>
- Cc: <redhat-install-list redhat com>
- Subject: RE: Can you send mail without sendmail?
- Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 19:08:48 -0500 (CDT)
On Wed, 29 Aug 2001, Kalum / Grendel wrote:
> > As is the case on a whole bunch of mailing lists, the postfix zealots,
> > in their eagerness to trash sendmail, don't answer the question. :)
>
> Neither have you answered the question for that matter :P
I wasn't answering the question; I was commenting on the nature of
postfix zealots. Do you guys take the same drugs or what? :)
> > If you aren't allowed to have services running, then it won't matter
> > whether it's postfix or sendmail running as a service.
> Of course it will matter, assume that you are running sendmail and
> its a buggy version (if you are running sendmail and havent upgraded
> a few days ago then you are open to a root exploit with a local user
> being able to
Umm...tiny clue - if you're NOT allowed to run the daemon, and you
DON'T run it, then it doesn't matter if you have installed the
sendmail-all-root-exploits.tgz to your source tree.
> Albeight consuming 30mb of ram while idling, hogging the CPU, etc etc
> etc...what a disaster.....
I run sendmail at kansas.erebor.com. You're a genius, sendmail
sucks, etc. Have at it.
Put your money where your mouth is - r00t my machine via sendmail or
shut up.
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Ryan Waldron ||| http://www.erebor.com ||| rew erebor com
"The web goes ever, ever on, down from the site where it began..."
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