[CentOS] sendmail and sudo [SOLVED]
m.roth at 5-cent.us
m.roth at 5-cent.usTue Dec 20 20:28:21 UTC 2011
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m.roth at 5-cent.us wrote: > This is annoying. I ssh to a server, then, it doesn't matter if I su - or > sudo -s, I start a service (motion, if it matters), and when the service > sends an email, it's from me, not from root, or the user the service runs > as. > > I've dumped my environment, I've just dumped service's environment. I've > set SUDO_USER to root, and SUDO_UID to 0, and restarted the service, and > still no joy. > > My manager found this trick: > echo "To: user > > > help > " | sendmail -t > > and the same thing happens. > > Anyone else run into this? No relevant google hits so far. > He got the answer, too, by running sendmail under strace: never mind anything else, sendmail's getting the user from /proc/self/loginuid Groovy.... mark
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