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Solved: Sendmail & smrsh error

Solved: Sendmail & smrsh error

2002-08-25       - By Ken

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Thanks Michael, that was all I needed, everything is working now!
Much Appreciated...


On Sunday 25 August 2002 06:06 pm, Ken wrote:
> I 'm trying to use an autoresponder with sendmail and get the following
> error message after mail is processed with .forward
>
> -- -- Transcript of session follows -- --
> smrsh: autoreply not available for sendmail programs
> 554 5.0.0 Service unavailable
>
> Any suggestions on what the error message is indicating and what might
> be needed to correct the problem?
> Thanks

I assume that "autoreply " is an executable that you have installed?
Sendmail 's restricted shell will refuse to execute any program that isn 't
in /etc/smrsh. You can create a link in /etc/smrsh/ to the executable,
and sendmail will then execute it when called.
ln -s /path/to/autoreply /etc/smrsh/ should do the trick.
'man smrsh ' for details.

- --
- -Michael