Stan Minify writes:
In /etc/authlib, I see this:-rw-rw---- 1 daemon daemon 3659 Feb 16 11:45 authdaemonrc -rw-rw---- 1 courier courier 3708 Feb 14 22:53 authdaemonrc.dist -rw-rw---- 1 daemon daemon 8229 Feb 14 19:35 authldaprc -rw-rw---- 1 courier courier 8229 Feb 14 22:53 authldaprc.dist -rw-rw---- 1 daemon daemon 8812 Feb 14 19:35 authmysqlrc -rw-rw---- 1 courier courier 8812 Feb 14 22:53 authmysqlrc.dist -rw-rw---- 1 daemon daemon 8117 Feb 14 19:35 authpgsqlrc-rw-rw---- 1 courier courier 8117 Feb 14 22:53 authpgsqlrc.dist
It looks like you installed a second build of courier-authlib that was built using a different configuration, with regards to the userid and groupid that all Courier files get installed as. That's causing problems.
Presuming that rpm -V courier-authlib gives you a clean bill of health, .dist files indicate that courier-authlib was built using the userid of courier:courier. That's what the files installed directly by the courier-authlib rpm show. The non .dist files were left over from your previous courier-authlib install, and no longer have the correct ownership. So, you'll need to manually change their ownership.
You'll also need to verify that the ownership of the /etc/authlib directory itself is correct.
Once you fix courier-authlib, you'll need to verify that you installed courier rpms that were built against this install of courier-authlib, so the ownership of courier package files is the same as your courier-authlib files. If not, you'll have to rebuild and reinstall. When you do, you'll probably still find files left over from your previous courier install that inherit the wrong ownership. You'll need to fix that as well.
Fixing this may or may not fix your original problem. But, this is definitely broken, and needs to be corrected before proceeding further.
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