Re: [mv] different users for different catalogs (?)

[Jason Korkin <jason@korksoft.com>]

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Completely correct, I was assuming that whomever posted this message would
continue the train of thought and use the -f (from) option.  Its a much
more portable way of doing things than how you are doing it below... most
Unix boxes I've run across have sendmail installed, a few of the DEC
boxes that I've admin'd don't have procmail installed on them.

	Regards,

	Jason Korkin.

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On Mon, 10 Jan 2000, Christopher P. Lindsey wrote:

> ******    message to minivend-users from "Christopher P. Lindsey" <lindsey@mallorn.com>     ******
> 
> > You need to add the Minivend user as a trusted user in the sendmail.cf
> > file.  Generally this means searching the file for something similar to
> > Troot, and adding the line below that like: Tmvend.  You will then need to
> > send a HUP to sendmail... 
> 
> That won't do it.  All that it does is give that user permission to change
> the envelope sender without setting an X-Authentication-Warning: header.
> 
> sendmail will still need to be invoked with a '-f' flag, or Minivend will
> have to be modified in some way to use the desired headers.
> 
> I've taken a different route for this...  My SendMailProgram variable
> is set to something like
> 
>    /usr/bin/procmail -m /home/minivend/catalogs/heronswood/procmailrc
> 
> That procmail config file does a few things:
> 
>    1.  It creates an immediate backup copy of the outgoing email (in
>        case later scripts fail, then I can just re-"pump" them through
>        this script again)
> 
>    2.  Checks the headers to determine if this is bound for a customer
>        or the store owner, rewriting the headers accordingly
> 
>    3.  Get rid of the PGP MIME attachment format and just include the
>        credit card info (still ASCII armored) in the body of the 
>        message if this is for the store owner
> 
>    4.  Resend the message
> 
> There's probably better ways to do this, but it gives me complete
> control and flexibility.
> 
> Chris
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