I posted the following a few weeks ago, but saw no responses:
|I have a hunch I'm just being dense/stupid, but I'm not sure how to
|make (at least some) list archives unreadable on the 'Mailman' host.
|
|It appears everything under ~mailman has at least `--x' permissions
|for the world/others and many have 'r-x' or just 'r--'.
|
|What do I do to make list archives *unreadable* locally?
Anyone on the local 'Mailman' machine can -- with even a little
knowledge of Mailman's directory structure and hosted mailing lists --
simply 'cd' to one of the "archives" sub-dirs and "read away".
What if the permissions of /usr/local/etc/mailman (~mailman) are set
to:
drwxrws--- mailman mailman
instead of the current:
drwxrwsr-x mailman mailman ?
Will the *entire* Mailman system still work correctly?
Thanks for your comments!
-Kenneth
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