Le Vendredi 17 Octobre 2003 16:38, Henry Baragar a �crit : > Your comments caused me to look more closely at the default configuration > and it looks like the multilog logging process is run by root in the > default configuration. (My preference is to minimize the number of > processes owned by root) Seems a wise decison.
>If you have a default configuration, how come > multilog is running as "nobody"? Multilog is owned by root. /var/opt/log/bincimap was also owned by root, but I then chown'd it to nobody, as suggested in the Binc README. That's the step I seem to have skipped in the first place. > How was svscanboot invoked? Who owns the svcan process on your system? > Is it "nobody"? It should be "root". Yes, svscan is owned by root. I think it is invoked from init at boot-time, something like this: init --> svscanboot --> scscan --> supervise I still cannot fathom the following log entries, though: > > Warning: unable to enter jail path "/opt/bincimap/bin" > > and > > Unprivileged stub shutting down To me they seem to indicate some kind of privilege clash, but I don't know enough about the Bincimap start-up stub to tell what's up. Regards Sigmund.
