Please install an MTA on this system if you want to use sendmail!
I get this message in /var/log/apache2/error.log everytime a cronjob on my desktop wgets a php page that tries to send an email.
How can I install a dummy so this message is gone?
I already have installed lsb-invalid-mta but still.
php cron mail
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I get this message in /var/log/apache2/error.log everytime a cronjob on my desktop wgets a php page that tries to send an email.
How can I install a dummy so this message is gone?
I already have installed lsb-invalid-mta but still.
php cron mail
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I get this message in /var/log/apache2/error.log everytime a cronjob on my desktop wgets a php page that tries to send an email.
How can I install a dummy so this message is gone?
I already have installed lsb-invalid-mta but still.
php cron mail
I get this message in /var/log/apache2/error.log everytime a cronjob on my desktop wgets a php page that tries to send an email.
How can I install a dummy so this message is gone?
I already have installed lsb-invalid-mta but still.
php cron mail
php cron mail
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Apparently, you don't want this php page to actually try to send emails. So try any of these:
- delete that php page, which is useless anyway since you don't intend to have a mailer
- correct the page so that a simple wget doesn't trigger mail sending (which seems very wrong)
- list the page in /robots.txt, which wget respects (unless told not to)
- tell wget to ignore the directory this file is in. (Unfortunately, it seems that wget cannot exclude specific files).
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Apparently, you don't want this php page to actually try to send emails. So try any of these:
- delete that php page, which is useless anyway since you don't intend to have a mailer
- correct the page so that a simple wget doesn't trigger mail sending (which seems very wrong)
- list the page in /robots.txt, which wget respects (unless told not to)
- tell wget to ignore the directory this file is in. (Unfortunately, it seems that wget cannot exclude specific files).
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Apparently, you don't want this php page to actually try to send emails. So try any of these:
- delete that php page, which is useless anyway since you don't intend to have a mailer
- correct the page so that a simple wget doesn't trigger mail sending (which seems very wrong)
- list the page in /robots.txt, which wget respects (unless told not to)
- tell wget to ignore the directory this file is in. (Unfortunately, it seems that wget cannot exclude specific files).
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Apparently, you don't want this php page to actually try to send emails. So try any of these:
- delete that php page, which is useless anyway since you don't intend to have a mailer
- correct the page so that a simple wget doesn't trigger mail sending (which seems very wrong)
- list the page in /robots.txt, which wget respects (unless told not to)
- tell wget to ignore the directory this file is in. (Unfortunately, it seems that wget cannot exclude specific files).
Apparently, you don't want this php page to actually try to send emails. So try any of these:
- delete that php page, which is useless anyway since you don't intend to have a mailer
- correct the page so that a simple wget doesn't trigger mail sending (which seems very wrong)
- list the page in /robots.txt, which wget respects (unless told not to)
- tell wget to ignore the directory this file is in. (Unfortunately, it seems that wget cannot exclude specific files).
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