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what the function that you use to send mail?<br />
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mailx?<br />
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Try to use /usr/lib/sendmail -f &lt;from address&gt; to specific mail from someone if you write shell script to send mail.<br />
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Or if you use perl you can find some good perl module that can send mail and attach in mime format! (Mail::Sender)<br />
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Good Luck,<br />
Kawin<br />

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what the function that you use to send mail?

mailx?

Try to use /usr/lib/sendmail -f <from address> to specific mail from someone if you write shell script to send mail.

Or if you use perl you can find some good perl module that can send mail and attach in mime format! (Mail::Sender)

Good Luck,
Kawin


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You will be having a user name with <br />
&quot;nobody&quot; in /etc/passwd &amp;&nbsp;/etc/shadow<br />
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a prank way of solving your qn is to change the name &amp;&nbsp;the corresponding changes that it needs<br />
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hopefully you'll get it from the name u desire.but this is restricted to only the login name &amp;&nbsp;not a user defined sentence<br />
u shud also have root permissions ofcoz !!<br />

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You will be having a user name with
"nobody" in /etc/passwd & /etc/shadow

a prank way of solving your qn is to change the name & the corresponding changes that it needs

hopefully you'll get it from the name u desire.but this is restricted to only the login name & not a user defined sentence
u shud also have root permissions ofcoz !!


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i am using a sun server with solaris 2.7 and i have a cgi script that, when activated will mail a certain address that the script has been accessed....<br />
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but when i receive this mail it says that it is from &quot;Nobody&quot; on the server<br />
is there any way that i can change this &quot;Nobody&quot; to become &quot;autoreply&quot; or something along those lines....<br />

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i am using a sun server with solaris 2.7 and i have a cgi script that, when activated will mail a certain address that the script has been accessed....

but when i receive this mail it says that it is from "Nobody" on the server
is there any way that i can change this "Nobody" to become "autoreply" or something along those lines....


mail name

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