On 08/12/10 01:42:57, Stevan Bajić wrote:
> btw: dspam_stats works perfectly if you call it as a normal user.
>
> I took now the time to test it. First I called it with just a normal user:
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
> someu...@theia / $ dspam_stats
> Unable to read dspam.conf
> Okay. It can not read dspam.conf. Let me give the user
> the right to read dspam.conf (dangerous since passwords
> for the storage and such are there but anyway... for the
> test it's okay) [...]
As installed in the rpm, dspam_stats is owner/group = root/root.
If that were changed to root.mail, setgid, then dspam_stats
would have access to /etc/dspam.conf which is owner/group = root.mail
already.
I'm using the version packaged with FC13: dspam-3.9.0-7.fc13.x86_64
I have it configured to use the hash storage engine
and I have install the dspam-hash paackage.
As my user-id (gary):
$ dspam_stats
<no output>
$ dspam_stats gary
<no output>
As super-user:
$ sudo dspam_stats
gary
TP: 6536 TN: 8351 FP: 38 FN: 120 SC: 0 NC: 0
[...]
> Try again the same but this time using another username than my own:
> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
> someu...@theia / $ dspam_stats -S -H anotheruser
> Program mode requires special privileges, e.g., root or Trusted User
Is this something that you have recently implemented
in the git repository? Because, that isn't the behavior
that I'm seeing.
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