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Guillaume Cottenceau wrote on Wed, Mar 12, 2003 at 09:17:50PM +0100 :
>
> Well in that case, the test is useless. Copying -f is the same.
True.
> But I'm wondering if it's really good. If the guy wants to have a
> different config file in the chroot, his stuff will get
> overwritten :(.
Hmmm, yes, you could theoretically have a different passwd or groups
file (which I think I forgot in that patch anyway) so that some users
_can't_ get mail. Interesting, hadn't thought of it that way. I've
always been of the opinion that if you want to virtualize users, just
use ldap or sql as a backend, but in this case, the chroot makes it able
to be virtualized. Again, interesting...
Blue skies... Todd
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