Yusuf Goolamabbas writes:
> So, does the installation of mini-qmail require creating of user-ids for
> installation and then one can delete them subsequently
Before running make setup check, you could edit conf-users
and conf-groups so that all the first eight lines of
conf-users have ``root'' and all the first two lines of
conf-groups have ``wheel'' (or ``root'' on some systems).
Then you don't have to create new users and groups.
I think replacing qmail users with root in conf-* is safe as
long as one is doing a mini-qmail installation: there
is no queue; there is no setuid program; and there is no
long-running daemons.
Along this line, I happened to make a ``mini-qmail kit''
some time ago. If you are interested, see:
http://pobox.com/~tu/mini-qmail-kit.html
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Tetsu Ushijima
