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Thanks for your reply, however the cron entry for apcheckall contains no reference to sendmail, the entry is as follows :-<br />
/bin/su root -c &quot;/sbin/apcheckall -y 2&gt; /dev/null&quot;<br />
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Possibly the &quot;-y&quot; argument may have an effect on reporting but, as I said before, there is no man entry for apcheckall.<br />
regards<br />
Phil Tremethick<br />

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Thanks for your reply, however the cron entry for apcheckall contains no reference to sendmail, the entry is as follows :-
/bin/su root -c "/sbin/apcheckall -y 2> /dev/null"

Possibly the "-y" argument may have an effect on reporting but, as I said before, there is no man entry for apcheckall.
regards
Phil Tremethick


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I don't have man entry for that command as well (SGI box). Why don't you try how it works without -y option? Just run that line as root and see what happens.<br />
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Regards, <br />
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Dimitri Ostapenko<br />

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I don't have man entry for that command as well (SGI box). Why don't you try how it works without -y option? Just run that line as root and see what happens.

Regards,

Dimitri Ostapenko


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On an NCR 3500 apcheckall runs from root cron to test a RAID. I wish to stop apcheckall from reporting via sendmail. No man page on apcheckall can be found
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On an NCR 3500 apcheckall runs from root cron to test a RAID. I wish to stop apcheckall from reporting via sendmail. No man page on apcheckall can be found

apcheckall and sendmail

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