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If sendmail doesn't trust you for not being 'root', 'daemon', 'network', or 'my@email.com',<br />
could you set a<br />
Reply-To:<br />
header in your MAIL to do what you want?<br />
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If sendmail doesn't trust you for not being 'root', 'daemon', 'network', or 'my@email.com',
could you set a
Reply-To:
header in your MAIL to do what you want?
 



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I need to alter the &quot;From&quot; address from an email script (formmail.pl) so that it is my personal email<br />
address and not my web hosting address. ( The email<br />
goes to a fax server that verifies the &quot;From&quot; address first.<br />
I call sendmail using &quot;Open MAIL | mailprog -t -fmy@email.com&quot; Is this the correct syntax ? And ifso how<br />
would I verify that I'm a &quot;trusted&quot; user in the config file?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Ronald Hritz<br />

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I need to alter the "From" address from an email script (formmail.pl) so that it is my personal email
address and not my web hosting address. ( The email
goes to a fax server that verifies the "From" address first.
I call sendmail using "Open MAIL | mailprog -t -fmy@email.com" Is this the correct syntax ? And ifso how
would I verify that I'm a "trusted" user in the config file?

Thanks,
Ronald Hritz


Sendmail -f

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