Sendmail fixkit
David Brownlee (D.K.Brownlee@city.ac.uk)
Sat, 25 Feb 1995 10:43:19 +0000 (GMT)
Just had a quick look & it looks good, but one question...
Disallowing mailaddresses with '/' in is going to blow away any
gatewayd X.400 adresses = ie
'/I=A/S=Stupid/O=X400/ADMD=Message/PRMD=ButThen/C=TheyAllAre@gateway'
which is the form people here use to get to X.400 addresses.
(I know.. X.400 sucks, but we need to be able to get the header
thru to a machine which understands X.400 & can deal with the
braindamage).
David
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On Fri, 24 Feb 1995, *Hobbit* wrote:
> I'm still not completely happy with Sendmail 8.6.10.
>
> In fact I wasn't happy with 8.6.9, and was right in the middle of working up
> a "fix kit" for it to firm up various holey-looking bits, when this whole
> 8.6.9 identd/environment/argument thing came down.
>
> Fortunately the fix-kit was fairly easy to adapt to 8.6.10, and is now
> available for public consumption in avian.org:/src/fixkits/sm8610.fix.
>
> I am willing to bet that even if Sendmail 8.6.11 comes out within days, it
> will not address the potential problems I've been busy digging up.
>
> Of note is the fact that the new string-sanity functions in the stock 8.6.10
> check for newlines, but NOT RETURNS. The fix-kit addresses this.
>
> There are fix-kits for other popular packages here too. Pull down
> /src/fixkits/README for an overview. Be patient in your downloads;
> avian.org is on the wrong end of a semi-slow link.
>
> _H*
>