In message <20041217231936.GA6758@AragornOfArathorn.net-tex.de>, Stefan Schumac
her writes:
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>Also sprach Michael Graff (explorer@flame.org)
>> On Friday 17 December 2004 16:07, Thor Lancelot Simon wrote:
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>> As root, /usr/sbin is in the default path before /usr/pkg/sbin, which is =
>where=20
>> things like "postconf" and other need-to-know-about-maps bits live.  Or=
>=20
>> are /usr/sbin/postconf and other utilities wrappers as well?
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>> I suppose I could make them wrappers around shell scripts that look at a=
>=20
>> config file in /etc/postfix to determine if it should=20
>> run /usr/sbin/postfix/<command> or /usr/pkg/sbin/<command> ...
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>What about mailer.conf(5)?
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I was about to post that, till I saw that he mentioned postconf.  OTOH, 
one uses those commands quite rarely; simple shell aliases (or a manual 
PATH change) would suffice.  The important parts -- the commands named 
sendmail, mailq, and newaliases -- are indeed handled by mailer.conf.


		--Steve Bellovin, http://www.research.att.com/~smb