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In article <43258@beno.seismo.CSS.GOV> rick@seismo.CSS.GOV (Rick Adams) writes:
> The simplest way to do it is to modify rmail.c. Here is a diff -c from
> the 4.3 bsd rmail.c. to what we are running.
> 
> ---rick

If you decide to modify your 4.2 BSD rmail in a similar manner, beware
that it will probably not work.  The line below from Rick's patch
is what aggravates an apparent bug in 4.2's sendmail.

>  		(void) sprintf(cmd, "exec %s -em -i -oMrUUCP -oMs%s.%s -f%s",

The two -oM options don't work; the second one is ignored.  To fix this,
you could get rid of the -oMrUUCP, since (at least in my configuration)
it wasn't used anyway, or if you have source, you could modify sendmail's
main.c where it calls setoption for the -o flag.  The line should
look like what follows.

		setoption(p[2], &p[3], FALSE, p[2] == 'M' ? FALSE : TRUE);

This change prevents the sticky flag from being set when setting a macro
value from the command line.  I made this change and all works fine.

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