Am 15.05.2013 16:08, schrieb Chris Adams: > The core problem is that there's a general long-time Unix assumption > that piping something to /usr/sbin/sendmail and/or connecting a TCP > socket to localhost:smtp can send email, and so many things don't > explicitly specify that need. The idea is that /usr/sbin/sendmail > handles connecting to the "right" host, aliasing, etc. and the assumption is fine as it comnes to more than a desktop hence that is why you can simply write any script in any language run it as cronjob and if it spits out anything you get a mail notify cronjobs like rkhunter use this assumption this behavior is *perfect* a sane script in this context is silent until errors warnings
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