On Thursdayen den 2 May 2002 15.29, Frederic Lepied wrote: > Oden Eriksson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > On Thursdayen den 2 May 2002 13.53, Borsenkow Andrej wrote: > > > В Чтв, 02.05.2002, в 14:39, Oden Eriksson написал: > > > > > For your personal use - edit /etc/security/msec/perm.local > > > > > > > > > > /var/log/dss dss.dss 600 (or whatever permissions) > > > > > > > > Yes thanks I knew that, but it's messy (for rpm packaging purposes). > > > > > > Any reason you cannot use a _directory_ /var/log/dss? Current msec > > > preserve ownership in directories below /var/log. > > > > Hmmm..., does it..., (running /etc/cron.daily/msec; checking...) Damn > > it!!! you're right!!! Well..., what can I say..., it's very hard to keep > > up with every package..., I was under the impression this was not the > > case... > > You are right that it wasn't the case before the 8.2 but with the > rewriting in python we have done more powerfull things ;-) Btw I'm > going to add a warning and an explanation in rpmlint for files under > /var/log owned by someone else than root.
Thanks. Would it also be possible to add the dss user to the setup package as in the patch attached? Maybe also instantiate the "/etc/dss", "/var/dss" and "/var/log/dss" directories where needed? (in msec?) Thanks again. -- Regards // Oden Eriksson
diff -Naur setup-2.2.0/passgrp/group setup-2.2.0.oden/passgrp/group --- setup-2.2.0/passgrp/group Thu Apr 11 16:27:55 2002 +++ setup-2.2.0.oden/passgrp/group Thu May 2 15:41:45 2002 @@ -54,4 +54,5 @@ qmail::400: nofiles::401: djbdns::405: +dss::420: nogroup::65534: diff -Naur setup-2.2.0/passgrp/passwd setup-2.2.0.oden/passgrp/passwd --- setup-2.2.0/passgrp/passwd Thu Apr 11 16:27:55 2002 +++ setup-2.2.0.oden/passgrp/passwd Thu May 2 15:42:06 2002 @@ -41,4 +41,5 @@ dnslog:*:411:405:dnslog user:/var/djbdns:/bin/true tinydns:*:412:405:tinydns user:/var/djbdns:/bin/true axfrdns:*:413:405:axfrdns user:/var/djbdns:/bin/true +dss:*:420:420:Darwin Streaming Server:/var/dss:/bin/false nobody:*:65534:65534:Nobody:/home:/bin/sh
