hi all!

i'm having trouble getting sendmail to running on 6.5pp3
system.  here's the details from the $stdlist:

:run sh.hpbin.sys;info='-v'

# Establish default file security to prevent world access
umask 007

# Start the sendmail SMTP daemon running in the background
/$HPACCOUNT/CURRENT/SENDMAIL -bD -q30m &

# Pause to allow the SMTP daemon to initialize
sleep 90
451 4.0.0 can not chdir(/var/spool/mqueue/): Permission
denied.
Program mode requires special privileges, e.g., root or
TrustedUser.

# Run the mail submission queue once to process any e-mail
submitted by

# local users while the SMTP daemon was not running.
/$HPACCOUNT/CURRENT/SENDMAIL -Ac -qf
can not chdir(/var/spool/clientmqueue/): Permission denied
Program mode requires special privileges, e.g., root or
TrustedUser.
You do not have permission to process the queue

# Wait for the SMTP daemon to terminate
wait

# Exit the shell
exit

END OF PROGRAM
:eoj
CPU sec. = 49.  elapsed min. = 2.  MON, JUN 10, 2002,  7:46
AM.
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i believe i'm running the latest version of sendmail....

/SENDMAIL: ll
total 3
drwxrwxr-x   8 MGR.SENDMAIL      SENDMAIL     520 Jun  7
05:46 A0100
lrwxrwxrwx   1 MANAGER.SYS       SENDMAIL       5 Jun  7
05:48 CURRENT -> A0100
drwxrwxr-x   1 MGR.SENDMAIL      SENDMAIL     120 Jun  7
05:48 PUB
/SENDMAIL:

(although i think it's curious that the 'majordom' and
'server' directories are missing....but i'm comparing this
to a system that's had a couple of releases of sendmail
installed on it....)

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finally, here's the details from version....

:version sendmail.current.sendmail
VERSION  C.65.00 Copyright (C) Hewl

SENDMAIL.CURRENT.SENDMAIL

SOM #1
@(#) HP30315    A.05.11    98/07/15
B0605002/SSICSOCN/$Revision: 1.2 $

MAX STACK SIZE: 393216
MAX HEAP SIZE: 81920000
CAPABILITIES: BA,IA,PM,PH
UNSAT PROC NAME:
ENTRY NAME:
LIBRARY SEARCH LIST:

any thoughts?          - d


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