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Today's example: Running Postfix locally (and complaining about it) to provide the /usr/sbin/sendmail command instead of configuring the client to use an SMTP server. All of which passes through ToR.
I do that pretty commonly. It's easier and more flexible to run a local postfix with a really dumb smarthost-style config, then basically ~all software that wants to send email magically works and you get queuing and other goodies.
It's part of my standard non-email server setup, often with a config to rewrite anything@<service domain or hostname> to postmaster, so that daemon-generated emails all get funneled to a known destination.
I’m confident that you have a better grasp on what you are doing and why you are doing it than some in the group I’m talking about.
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