I have tried :
-r-x--s--- 1 dspam dspam 91576 2006-12-24 11:06 /usr/bin/dspam
But I get exactly the same problem: nothing happens when I sudo
'dspam'...
I also tried creating a simple script that displays the current user
(whoami), same permissions :
-r-x--s--- 1 dspam dspam 177 2007-03-30 15:22 test
RESULT:
tetivps:~# cat test.mail | sudo -u dspam ./test --user
gaspard.tetivps.net --debug
*************************************
***** [Fri Mar 30 15:26:31 +0200 2007] user is dspam
*************************************
The script runs fine...
So what is wrong with dspam ? Is there any log I could read or a
possibility to have error output on stdin ? dspam just returns -1
without any notice...
Gaspard
gaspard bucher wrote, on 30. mar 2007 14:47:
I know it must be very simple to solve, but I have been trying for
days, pulling my hair off.
When running the following from the command line (debian etch,
dspam 3.6.8-5), it works sudo 'root' but not 'dspam' :
THIS PRODUCES NO OUTPUT, NADA, NIET (/var/log/dspam/dspam.debug =
nada)
cat test.mail | sudo -u dspam /usr/bin/dspam --user
gaspard.tetivps.net --debug
THIS WORKS FINE
cat test.mail | sudo -u root /usr/bin/dspam --user
gaspard.tetivps.net --debug
why ??
Many thanks for your help.
Have a look at the permissions on your dspam binary; Jonathan
doesn't (and most security people, of which I'm one) don't like
suid/sgid perms, but I've run dspam g+s for a l o n g time
without being attached by Martians:
1468 [root:tru.leerlingen] /usr/lib # l /usr/bin/dspam
-r-x--s--- 1 root root 371906 Mar 20 09:59 /usr/bin/dspam
--Tonni
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Tony Earnshaw
Email: tonni at hetnet dot nl
