In message <2330.192.168.1.2.1026954420.squirrel@www.asper.org>, vodka@intoxica
te.us writes:
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>> From: Root
>> Subject: something
>> To: $user
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>> Data
>> EOF
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>Thanks, but it can't be interactive, because it will be invoked by some
>other application.  So I'm trying to do it in one line, one command kinda
>thing.  Also, I'm getting:
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>Jul 17 20:04:58 bear postfix/sendmail[2337]: fatal: unsupported: -bt
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>Any other ideas?
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>Thanks for the help!
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Sorry, I meant -t (read To: and Cc: lines for addresses).  My example 
was illustrative; I certainly didn't intend that you type the stuff 
exactly as I wrote it.  You can do the same with a program or a shell 
script.  Essentially was I was saying is "build your own message, 
including the headers, and pass that to sendmail.  And you don't need 
-t; you can put the recipients on the command line.  Use popen() from a 
program, or system(shell-script-name) or any of the myriad other ways.

		--Steve Bellovin, http://www.research.att.com/~smb (me)
		http://www.wilyhacker.com ("Firewalls" book)