Well, part of qmail's philosophy is to give more control to the user (so the admin is bothered less). If you want to give part of the control back to root, use qmail-users. (On the side: my home dir is my homedir. Even if root owns files in it, I can delete them. Try su - echo '|supercontrol.sh' > ~user/.qmail chmod -xrw ~user/.qmail su - user rm .qmail ) Mate
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- Re: $HOME must be owned by user? Scott D. Yelich
- Re: $HOME must be owned by user? Tomasz Papszun