I did as suggest below. I now can get sendmail to work fine. My
problem is that cc:Mail which goes through our Link to SMTP Gateway
does not work. Her is what happens:
In sendmail I submit the following message to test@curie.med.harvard.edu:
Approved: spim
test,
test
test
test
When I look at the file in the queue for sendmail the following appears:
One file looks like the below:
test,
test
test
test
The other associated file looks like:
P2086
T771795682
DdfAA07989
Sroot
Cdaemon
R"|/home/listmgr/bin/wrapper resend -l test -h curie.med.harvard.edu
test-outgoing"
Epostmaster@warren.med.harvard.edu
H?P?return-path: <root>
Hreceived: by curie.med.harvard.edu (4.1/SMI-4.1)
id AA07989; Thu, 16 Jun 94 14:41:22 EST
H?D?date: Thu, 16 Jun 94 14:41:22 EST
H?F?from: root (Operator)
H?x?full-name: Operator
H?M?message-id: <9406161941.AA07989@curie.med.harvard.edu>
Happroved: spim
Happarently-to: test@curie.med.harvard.edu
Notice it has stripped off the Approved: spim and added it to the header.
THE PROBLEM THE PROBLEM THE PROBLEM
When I am in cc:Mail for Windows I submit the same message all in the body of
the message:
Approved: spim
test,
test
test
test
After going through our Link to SMTP Gateway and then our mail relay
(an HP Apollo running sendmail - jenner.med.harvard.edu) the following
is received on curie.med.harvard.edu: HERE IS THE MESSAGE PART:
BLANK LINE IS HERE, UNLIKE IN SENDMAIL!!!
Approved: spim
test,
test
test
test
HERE IS THE HEADER PART:
P2514
T771795531
DdfAA07962
S<postmaster@warren.med.harvard.edu>
Cdaemon
R"|/home/listmgr/bin/wrapper resend -l test -h curie.med.harvard.edu
test-outgoing"
Epostmaster@warren.med.harvard.edu
H?P?return-path: <postmaster@warren.med.harvard.edu>
Hreceived: from jenner.med.harvard.edu by curie.med.harvard.edu
(4.1/SMI-4.1)
id AA07962; Thu, 16 Jun 94 14:38:51 EST
H?x?full-name:
Hreceived: from warren.med.harvard.edu by jenner.med.harvard.edu with
SMTP
(1.37.109.4/16.2) id AA23349; Thu, 16 Jun 94 14:35:42 -0400
Hreceived: from ccMail by warren.med.harvard.edu
id AA771802715 Thu, 16 Jun 94 14:38:35 EST
Hdate: Thu, 16 Jun 94 14:38:35 EST
HFrom: postmaster@warren.med.harvard.edu
Hmessage-id: <9405167718.AA771802715@warren.med.harvard.edu>
HTo: test@curie.med.harvard.edu
Hsubject: test
NOTICE THAT THE APPROVED:SPIM IS NOT STRIPPED FROM THE BODY AND
INSERTED TO THE HEADER OF THE MESSAGE.
IS THIS BECAUSE OF THE POSSIBLE BLANK LINE, CAN THIS BE FIXED BY
MODIFYING RESEND, OR IS THE PROBLEM WITH THE ADDED HEADERS AS A RESULT
OF THE GATEWAYS AND MAIL RELAYS IT GOES THROUGH.
USERS HER ALL USE CCMAIL AND WE WANT TO SUBMIT ALL LIST REQUESTS FROM
CCMAIL TO THE TEST@CURIE.MED.HARVARD.EDU ADDRESS.
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP. REALLY APPRECIATED...
Try removing all arguments from the resend command line except what is
noted in the README. These are the -l, -h and outgoing list name. Once
you have followed the directions in the README for using resend, see
if you still have the problem. If so resubmit to majordom-users with
the info below.
In message <9405147716.AA771637443@warren.med.harvard.edu>,
postmaster@warren.med.harvard.edu writes:
> I am having problems setting up Majordomo using a moderated list. We
> are using a Sun system with Perl 1.92.
What version of PERL?? 4.036
Also what sendmail are you using? 4.1
> **********************************************************************
> #
> # Test Mailing List
> #
> test: "|/home/listmgr/bin/wrapper resend -p bulk
> -l test -f test-owner
> -h curie.med.harvard.edu -s test-outgoing"
> #test::include:/home/listmgr/lists/test
> owner-test: postmaster@warren.med.harvard.edu
> test-request: "|/home/listmgr/bin/wrapper request-answer test"
> test-owner: owner-test
> test-outgoing: owner-test
> test-approval: spim
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Is spim a real user? NO, JUST THE PASSWORD If so the approval
password when you go into production should definately NOT be spim.
> **********************************************************************
> The response I get is a BOUNCE, as follows:
> BOUNCE test@curie.med.harvard.edu: Approval required
> From root Tue Jun 14 10:57:18 1994
> Return-Path: <root>
> Received: by curie.med.harvard.edu (4.1/SMI-4.1)
> id AA05597; Tue, 14 Jun 94 10:57:12 EST
> Date: Tue, 14 Jun 94 10:57:12 EST
> From: root (Operator)
> Message-Id: <9406141557.AA05597@curie.med.harvard.edu> Apparently-To:
> test@curie.med.harvard.edu
Why is there an apparently-to in the header. It looks like something
is not properly generating a to: line.
> So I send the following back to to test@curie.med.harvard.edu:
I assume this is the body of the message you send to test@curie....,
and not the entire message headers and all right.
> Approved: spim
> From: postmaster@warren.med.harvard.edu To: test@curie.med.harvard.edu
> Subject: test
IT IS, I THINK IT GOT WRAPPED BACK UP, CHECK ABOVE MESSAGES....
In any case, this isn't a correct rfc822 header. The To: should be on
a seperate line. This can really goof things up. Is there some reason
you can't use approve for this rather than hand crafting a letter
yourself. If approve works, then I claim user error, and we will need
the exact text of the letter you sent.
> Approved: spim
> From: postmaster@warren.med.harvard.edu To: test@curie.med.harvard.edu
> Subject: test
Again there is no to: line on this.
It looks like the config file is set up correctly. Try fixing the
alias, and using approve and a .majordomo file with a line like:
test spim majordomo@curie.med.harvard.edu
approve the bounced message and see if that works.
> # approve_passwd [word] (test.pass) <resend>
> # Password to be used in the approved header to allow posting to
> # moderated list, or to bypass resend checks.
> approve_passwd = spim
>
> # moderate [bool] (no) <resend>
> # If yes, all postings to the list must be approved by the moderator.
> moderate = yes
>
> # sender [word] (owner-test) <majordomo,resend,digest>
> # The envelope and sender address for the resent mail. This string has
> # "@" and the value of resend_host appended to it to make a complete
> # address. For majordomo, it provides the sender address for the
> # welcome mail message generated as part of the subscribe command.
> sender = owner-test
-- John
John Rouillard
Senior Systems Consultant (SERL Project) University of Massachusetts at Boston
rouilj@cs.umb.edu (preferred) Boston, MA, (617) 287-6480
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