On 24 6 2003 at 6:59 pm -0400, Sam Varshavchik wrote:So now, you don't get a surprise in terms of a webmail server, unless you
explicitly choose to install it, and all upgrade issues are no longer
applicable.
Okay, fair enough reasoning.
I'll write a post-install script to achieve what I want.
thanks,
-ben
Sure... but since the Courier installer already does all this kind of permissions fixing during the install processes... why not just make it work for you?
You could instead write a very simple patch (to apply locally before each configure/build) that changes the permissions data appropriately. Most of the permissions on Courier files/folders are set explicitly in the install process... or it looks like most from what I've seen anyway.
I think the file you'd want to patch is './courier/perms.sh.in' if you choose to go this route. You're looking for a line that starts '@libexecdir@/courier/webmail' and want to change that line to use the numeric perms and user/group that you want to see used.
... at least, I think. :) But don't yell at me if I'm wrong and something blows up!
-jab
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