>Can we assume from the sendmail log entry above that you sent a message
>to majordomo from a yahoo account? If so, how did you get it to go out
>in "plain text"? Majordomo does not understand MIME or HTML.
Yes, it's plain text. On Yahoo you can configure it to send messages in
plain text.
>> Authentication-Warning:
>> a.b.com: majordomo set sender to Majordomo-Owner@q.com using -f
>The entry above means sendmail does not trust majordomo. You do not
>have "Tmajordomo" anywhere in your sendmail.cf file.
Thanks!
>> Jul 24 23:06:01 hidrogen sendmail[10415]: f6OL60P10415:
>> from=Majordomo-Owner
>> @q.com, size=0, class=0, nrcpts=0, relay=majordomo@localhost
>>
>> Jul 24 23:06:01 hidrogen sendmail[10412]: f6OL5vF10411:
>> to="|/usr/lib/majordomo/
>> wrapper majordomo", ctladdr=<majordomo@q.com> (8/0), delay=00:00:03,
>> xdelay
>> =00:00:02, mailer=prog, pri=30163, dsn=2.0.0, stat=Sent
>
>Your pid for sendmail changed here, and so did your messageID.
>Are you sure this line is part of the same transaction?
Sure. This is a normal behaviour, since the majordomo-owner message is
the answer to my request (it wasn't sent because was an empty message
and sendmail didn't like it).
>> On the majordomo's log file I get a line like this:
>> Jul 24 23:35:16 quands.net majordomo[10663] {"xavier caballe"
>> <x@y.com>} help
>Why did this log entry show up 30 minutes after the sendmail
>log entries? Do you have an entry near the 23:06 time stamp?
Oh... it was an "user error" when doing the cut & paste.
Fortunately I've found the problem. It wasn't related to my majordomo
setup, instead it was a permission problem on sendmail. For any reason,
sendmail was owned by bin.bin with 555. I've changed i t to root.root
with 4555. This seems to be a Mandrake setup problem.
Thanks to everybody who help me to find out this problem!
Xavi
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