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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #458 | wontfix | Non-BSD CUPS clients should choose the correct server | broder | |
| Description |
Apparently the BSD-style commands (lpr, lpq, lprm, lpc) are being phased out with CUPS in favor of the SysV-style commands (lp, lpstat, cancel, etc). If that's the case, we're probably going to want to eventually transition to teaching and using the SysV commands, which means they're going to need to be able to deal with our multi-server configuration. Specifically, we probably want to add wrapper scripts for:
We probably don't care about wrapper scripts for:
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| #459 | duplicate | alpine should respect ATHENA_USER as FROM address | adehnert | |
| Description |
When you run Alpine on a machine where your local user is differently named from your Athena user, Alpine should somehow be configured to send mail from $ATHENA_USER@…, not $USER@…. Unfortunately, this seems mildly difficult, since Alpine doesn't appear to directly provide a way set the user part of the sender (and appears to use /etc/passwd or something, not $USER, to get username information). You can sort of handle this by adding alt-addresses=$ATHENA_USER@… in the pinerc, and by adding a default role that sets the from address to $ATHENA_USER@… (see http://mailman2.u.washington.edu/pipermail/alpine-info/2009-January/001606.html). (This does seem somewhat kludgy, and will cause mail to/from $USER@… to appear to/from you.) |
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| #460 | fixed | mail / sendmail should respect $ATHENA_USER for from | adehnert | |
| Description |
Sending mail with mailx(1) / /usr/sbin/sendmail should respect the $ATHENA_USER variable for setting the from address. --- /usr/lib/debathena-msmtp.orig 2009-12-08 10:52:01.000000000 -0500
+++ /usr/lib/debathena-msmtp 2009-12-08 15:29:18.000000000 -0500
@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@
echo "Could not find valid ATHENA.MIT.EDU Kerberos tickets." >&2
exit 1
fi
+ export USER=${ATHENA_USER:-$USER}
exec msmtp --host=outgoing.mit.edu --port=587 --auth=gssapi --user="$kuser" --auto-from=on --maildomain=mit.edu "$@"
else
exec msmtp --host=outgoing.mit.edu --port=25 --auth=off --auto-from=on --maildomain=mit.edu "$@"
appears to resolve this issue, though in a mildly kludgy way. (It might be best to add a similar modification to USER to the unauthed stanza.) |
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