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My sendmail service is stopped and cron sends mail to root, those mail get queued up in clientmqueue directory. I want to stop cron from sending mails. All jobs run under root. And cron sends mail to root. I have tried to set MAILTO="" in /etc/crontab, but its not working. Is there any other way to stop mails from cron to root? Thanks in advance.
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