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Subject: Re: How to tell NeoMail is a Trusted User in Postfix?
From: BaimoonIncaol.com
Date: Mon Apr 03 2000 - 23:30:04 CDT

Following is a clip of the docs for NeoMail:

Greg

FINAL STEPS
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   Finally, we need to tell your MTA that NeoMail is a trusted user, so that
it can properly set the "From" information in sent mails. This will ensure
that any errors sending will be reported to the individual, rather than the
mailbox of the user that your webserver is running under.

For sendmail, edit the section in /etc/sendmail.cf labeled "Trusted Users."
You'll want to add a line like:

   Tnobody

Where nobody is the username your webserver runs under.

      --OR--

For exim, find the line in your exim.conf that looks like this:

   trusted_users = mail

and add the username the webserver runs under. In my case, this is

   trusted_users = mail:www-data

That's it!
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You should be all set at this point. Point your browser to the webserver's
cgi-bin, like so:

   http://yourdomain.com/cgi-bin/neomail.pl

You should be greeted with a login screen. Type a valid username and password
and you should have access to the user's mail spool!