[ic] ic and qmail

[Ed LaFrance (New Media E.M.S.)]

At 11:18 AM 7/13/2004, you wrote:


>>>>>Thanks
>>>>>-Patrick
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>The above is not what you want to address this issue. Customer-targeted 
>>>>email receipts, ship notices and other emails are easily sent out with
>>>
>>>
>>><snip>
>>>
>>>How come nobody is willing to help me with this?
>>
>>Probably because this is not really an Interchange thing but rather a 
>>qmail thing. You might want to get on a qmail forum or mailing list and 
>>pose the same question - Interchange is just a big script so a solution 
>>that works for any script should be adaptable for interchange. I took 37 
>>seconds to look at "Life With Qmail" 
>>(http://www.lifewithqmail.org/lwq.html), section 4.3, and did see that 
>>environment variables can be used to override configuration directives, 
>>but perhaps a Qmail guru (which I am NOT) would be better suited to show 
>>you how you might exploit this...
>>- Ed
>
>Ed,
>
>Before this turns into a flame war, I already know about the lwq pages, 
>that is where I got the info on the variables from. I even posted a link 
>to the qmail-inject man page in case somebody willing to help me needed 
>more info. This is NOT a qmail issue because I know perfectly well what I 
>have to do about it. If I post this on a qmail mailinglist they will point 
>me to this list because qmail (sendmail) is called from ic, and the 
>calling script needs to set the proper variables. I dont ask anybody  to 
>help me solve the 'qmail problem', only how to override the defaultdomain 
>from ic. Please dont point me to a perl list this time }:)
>It IS possible to set system variables from within ic, right?
>
>-Patrick

You can set system variables for the user that calls sendmail, which in 
this case would be the user running interchange (i.e.: interch):

http://www.mcsr.olemiss.edu/unixhelp/environment/env3d.html

Perhaps that will help.


- Ed


===============================================================
New Media E.M.S.              Technology Solutions for Business
11630 Fair Oaks Blvd., #250   eCommerce | Consulting | Hosting
Fair Oaks, CA  95628          Ed.LaFrance at newmediaems.com
(916) 961-0446                http://www.newmediaems.com
(866) 519-4680 Toll-Free      (916) 961-0447 Fax
===============================================================