Daniel Woods wrote: > > > If I send mail as a user, I always get this message: > > > > send-mail: warning: sendmail is set-uid root, or is run from a set-uid root > > process > > > > First off, I do not have sendmail installed, it is postfix, but nevertheless > > I would like to eliminate this problem/message. How do I do this? Who > > should own/run the mail program if not root ? By this I mean if I am to > > remove root uid, to whom to I change it? Daemon? > > I use postfix and I have the following setting... > > -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 64284 Oct 3 12:16 /usr/sbin/sendmail > > Works fine for and no errors reported. As soon as I changed the owner from root to "nobody" and left the group at "mail", the problems vanished. Leaving it as you have it always produced the warning message about set-uid root. praedor
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