* This is actually a convention that is not used by all versions of Unix. Consult your online documentation to
find the correct form for your system.
Table 24-26. TLSSrvOptions key letters
Letter Meaning
V Turn off the request for a client certificate (V8.12 and later).
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The TLSSrvOptions option is not safe. If it is specified from the command line, it can cause
sendmail to relinquish its special privileges.
24.9.122 TrustedUser
Alternative to root administration V8.10 and later
Beginning withV8.10, sendmail has two different types of trusted users. There are the traditional
trusted users defined by the T configuration command (and the class $=t), who can
set the sender address using the -f command-line switch(?§6.7.24 on page 241) without
generating warnings, and run newaliases.
A separate TrustedUser option sets the identity of the user who can administer sendmail. If
it is set, this user will own database-map files (such as aliases) and the control socket
(?§24.9.25 on page 990).
The TrustedUser option is set like this:
O TrustedUser=user ?†? configuration file (V8.10 and later)
-OTrustedUser=user ?†? command line (V8.10 and later)
define(`confTRUSTED_USER??,`user??) ?†? mc configuration (V8.
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