Jason R. Mastaler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > 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.
>
> I might have to try this. This is strange because I didn't have this
> problem on a nearly identical system I built last week. The only
> difference is this one is running an OpenBSD 2.9 snapshot (2001-06-18)
> while the former 2.9-RELEASE.
Possibly an OpenBSD bug, then -- I can't find mention of it in their
changelog, but their changelog is a mess :).
If you run qmail-inject as user "root", the message ends up owned by root
instead of qmailq. What if you inject the message as user "fred"?
Charles
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