Jason R. Mastaler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Charles Cazabon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > How did you install?
>
> At this point, just a very basic installation to reproduce the
> problem.
[snip install details]
> > Probably the UIDs you set up for qmail are incorrect, or have
> > changed somehow.
>
> I don't think so.
>
> (from /etc/passwd)
> alias:*:17790:770:qmail:/var/qmail/alias:/sbin/nologin
> qmaild:*:17791:770:qmail:/var/qmail:/sbin/nologin
> qmaill:*:17792:770:qmail:/var/qmail:/sbin/nologin
> qmailp:*:17793:770:qmail:/var/qmail:/sbin/nologin
> qmailq:*:17794:769:qmail:/var/qmail:/sbin/nologin
> qmailr:*:17795:769:qmail:/var/qmail:/sbin/nologin
> qmails:*:17796:769:qmail:/var/qmail:/sbin/nologin
>
> (from /etc/group)
> qmail:*:769:
> nofiles:*:770:
Looks okay at first glance.
Okay, I'm out of ideas at this point. My next suggestion would be to strace
qmail-queue (starting at qmail-inject if you like) to see what on earth
happens to cause the file to be owned by root, even though qmail-queue is
setuid qmailq. A thought occurs: no patches? You're not, by chance, using
Bruce Guenter's QMAILQUEUE patch?
Charles
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