At 8:49 AM 4/19/07, Charles Cazabon wrote:
>Shaya Potter <
spotter@...> wrote:
> > (they were trying to junk all mail
> > to a specific alias, and did #|/bin/true instead of |/bin/true)
>
>They should instead just put "#" in the relevant .qmail file.
What's the difference between
# and #|/bin/true (or #anyrandomcharacters)?
Isn't any line beginning with # considered a comment?
(I realize that #|/bin/true is probably an indication that they were
trying to do something they didn't need to, and # would be more
straightforward. I just don't see why anything following the # would
cause a crash).