Hanno Böck writes:
So the correct way should be another test for root, e.g. test `id -u` != 0I've prepared a patch. This is for both Makefile.in and Makefile.am to avoid the need for autotools, however the first one gets generated automatically, only the second one probably needs to be applied to courier.Please note however that this fixes the issue ONLY for module.esmtp, although it seems to beprevalent all over the couriere Makefile.am files. I wanted first to discuss if this is the correct approach to fix it. If you're okay with that, I'll send you further patches for the others.
Although the intent seems to be ok, the patch itself does not really work.Also, if you're preparing an automated package build, this isn't really needed. Running 'make install-perms' from the top level directory produces a very nicely-formatted file, permissions.dat, that lists all the files that get installed, and what their permissions should be. You should use that to prepare your package.
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