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chmod
Instead of doing this, you could just chmod g-w /, /etc, /etc/mail. The only problem is that apple seems to reset the permissions on / at every update. Still, as I understand it, it's better to change the directories to group non-writable than it is to add in the DontBlameSendmail stuff.
chmod (aka fix sendmail permission permanently)
I was having lots of problems with the permissions on / being reset on a regular basis and I belive I finally discovered and fixed the culprit. Seems the cron daily task has a line in it that resets the permissions each time back to non-group writable.
chmod
Another idea is to modify /System/Library/StartupItems/Sendmail/Sendmail and add the following lines: |
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