https://bugs.koozali.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8056
Jean-Philippe Pialasse <[email protected]> changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Version|8.0 |10.0
--- Comment #12 from Jean-Philippe Pialasse <[email protected]> ---
moving to sme 10 always present
should have been fix ins pec file of smeserver-mailman but no go for this user
(In reply to Smitro )
> I recently upgraded from 9.2 to 10 and with Ezmlm not yet available I've
> installed the mailman package for the first time.
>
> I'm getting the CGI Error that a lot of people have reported. I followed the
> instructions and found that the id for www and apache are already 102.
>
> After reading a lot of bug reports, I've found the problem but not sure how
> to fix.
>
> # egrep "(apache|www):" /etc/group
> www:x:102:admin,apache,www
> apache:x:102:
> [...]
> Here are my version details:
> mailman-2.1.15-30.el7_9.2.x86_64
> smeserver-mailman-1.5.0-10.el7.sme.noarch
you have another issue : apache and www are by default associated to their own
group as major group
egrep "(apache|www):" /etc/passwd
www:x:102:102:SME Server web server:/home/e-smith:/bin/false
apache:x:102:102:Apache:/var/www:/sbin/nologin
egrep "(apache|www):" /etc/group
www:x:102:admin
apache:x:102:
as per bug # 8056 a script in the spec file should fix that but reading the
test done and your group line I understand the test is not optimal
%pre
/sbin/e-smith/create-system-user mailman 41 \
"Mailman user" /usr/lib/mailman /bin/false
#mailman wants that the apache group appears before the www group in
/etc/group [SME: 8056]
TEST=$(grep -P '^www|apache' /etc/group)
TEST2='www:x:102:admin
apache:x:102:'
if [[ $TEST == $TEST2 ]]; then
WWW=$(sed -n '/^www/p' /etc/group)
sed -i '/^www/d' /etc/group
echo $WWW >> /etc/group
fi
the test most probably fails because of the line not matching
'www:x:102:admin
apache:x:102:'
is not equal to
'www:x:102:admin,apache,www
apache:x:102:'
should rather do
TEST=`egrep "^apache:" /etc/group -n| cut -f1 -d:`
TEST2=`egrep "^www:" /etc/group -n| cut -f1 -d:`
if [[ $TEST > $TEST2 ]]; then
#WWW=$(sed -n '/^www/p' /etc/group)
#sed -i '/^www/d' /etc/group
echo youpi #$WWW >> /etc/group
fi
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