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Date:      Wed, 17 Dec 1997 01:18:42 -0800 (PST)
From:      Charlie Roots <osiris2002@yahoo.com>
To:        freebsd-questions@freebsd.org
Subject:   Sendmail HYPER-SECURITY
Message-ID:  <19971217091842.5156.rocketmail@send1a.yahoomail.com>

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Hi there,
special hugs and kisses to;
Doug White, and David Greenman.

I understand that Sendmail was, once, a major security hole by which
attackers and hackers used to get the password file, and to obtain
unauthorized root access priviledges, and I also understand that
RECENT versions of sendmail has attacked the attackers by being more
secure than ever.

Now, to make it even more secure, I have changed the default sh shell
into a new sendmail restricted shell or (smrsh), which restricts the
scope of excutables that a mail client may execute to start with, and
its working FINE.

A drawback of this technique is that when I try to do some
manipulations of the mail delivery system on my server the restriction
becomes a kind of Hyper-Security, I mean by that overdoing things, so
now the question;

HOW can I use Procmail for mail filtering , and Majordomo for mailing
lists management, in presence of this limitation, since after I set
these 2 services up, they need to be invoked into the Sendmail mail
delivery system.

Currently sendmail is refusing to allow them to do their stuff, even
if they are referenced in the sendmail.cf as they should.

Some Mail Daemon out their might be able to help.
so Please HELP.

ps: thanks for all you  people responding to my posting  DELTEING
WINDOWS 95.  I will check StarOffice, WordPerfect, and Lyx-Latex
interface, and will see which is more fun, easier, powerful, etc, and
tell you back what I did.

Thanks for replying IN ADVANCE.




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