It sounds like this is just a simple /etc/aliases file entry.
Most likely you have
nobody: root
when you should have something like
nobody: /dev/null
Dan Liston
Todd Lyons wrote:
>
> I have altered my mailing list by adding the ,nobody to the resend
> line. The resend line is now devoid of the internal list name. But
> now, user root on that machine gets a copy of every message. Is the
> answer as simple as removing the sendmail alias of nobody to root (I'm
> assuming that's what it is, I haven't actually checked yet)? Is there a
> way around this without having to alter sendmail's file? I will not
> alter anything until I get a yay or nay just because it's been working
> for so long, I hate to go screw it up.
>
> :x
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