Hi all, I want to setup qmail-ldap with maildirs different from the users' homedirs - homes should be /home/user, the maildirs should be /var/qmail/maildirs/u/user.
I've made a script to automatically create the ~. If I just run the script (as root or as a normal user, e.g. vmail) the user is looked up in ldap, the homedirectory is created and permissions are changed as needed. But if I try to run 'echo to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | /var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject' and let the homedir be created automatically it does only work half-ways: The directory is created and chowned correctly, but chmod does not seem to work, thus I get an error. Files are as follows: ===================== host:/var/qmail/control# cat dirmaker /var/qmail/bin/dirmaker.sh host:/var/qmail/bin# ls -la dirmaker.sh -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 462 Dec 17 15:19 dirmaker.sh host:/var/qmail/bin# ls -la makehome -rwsr-xr-x 1 root root 8807 Dec 20 15:14 makehome (makehome is a little c-program that creates the dir and does the chmod/chown) host:/var/qmail/bin# cat dirmaker.sh set -x id DMLOG=/tmp/dirmaker.log if [ ! -d $1 ]; then /usr/bin/ldapsearch -LLL "(homeDirectory=$1)" \ uidNumber gidNumber -x -H ldaps://host.company.com -Z \ > /tmp/uid.ldif /bin/grep '^uidNumber:' /tmp/uid.ldif | awk '{ print $2 }' \ > /tmp/uid.txt /bin/grep '^gidNumber:' /tmp/uid.ldif | awk '{ print $2 }' \ > /tmp/gid.txt /var/qmail/bin/makehome $1 `cat /tmp/uid.txt` \ `cat /tmp/gid.txt` -v rm /tmp/uid.ldif /tmp/uid.txt /tmp/gid.txt fi from the logfile: ================= Dec 21 10:21:39 sauron qmail: 1103624499.574030 delivery 120: deferral: +_id/uid=11184(vmail)_gid=2110(vmail)_groups=2110(vmail)/ [snip] +_/var/qmail/bin/makehome_/home/nber_1062_1000_-v/ My_id:_11184/ My_eid:_0/ Creating_directory_/home/nber/ /home/nber_created_successfully/ Stats_for_/home/nber/ perms:_700/ uid:_0/ gid:_2110/ chown_of_/home/nber_to_1062:1000_successfully/ Stats_for_/home/nber/ perms:_700/ uid:_1062/ gid:_1000/ +_rm_/tmp/uid.ldif_/tmp/uid.txt_/tm Dec 21 10:21:39 sauron qmail: 1103624499.574030+p/gid.txt/Unable_to_switch_to_/home/nber:_access_denied._(#4.3.0)/ The thing is, in the makehome program is speciefied that the directory shall be created with 755 (else the vmail user doesn't have read access - would 711 also be possible?), but effective it is created with 700 and not chowned properly (although setuid). Any hints for me? Thanks :) -- Nora Bernhard Systems Administrator - Linux An expert is a person who avoids the small errors as he sweeps on to the grand fallacy. -- Benjamin Stolberg
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