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From: matlab!jeff@swan.ulowell.edu (Jeff deRienzo)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.sun
Subject: 386i sendmail problems
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Date: 24 Jan 89 01:49:21 GMT
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Were running OS4.0 on a 386i.  Sendmail appears to be adding ^M to the end
of each line of mail messages.  When we send mail to other bsd unix
systems this doesn't matter since they strip the ^Ms.  However, when we
send to other systems (like sysV unix) which don't strip ^Ms, every line
of the message has a ^M.  Our sendmail is invoked by /etc/rc as

	/usr/lib/sendmail -bd -q1h

I've also tried

	/usr/lib/sendmail -bd -ba -q1h

with exactly the same results.

Anyone else seen this?  Is sendmail the one who's adding the ^Ms?  Cures?

Advance thanks,

	Jeff deRienzo
	The MathWorks, Inc.
	matlab!jeff@swan.ulowell.edu