2011/1/4 Debian Bug Tracking System <[email protected]>:
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> which was filed against the proftpd-basic package:
>
> #608892: proftpd-basic: should add proftpd and ftp users with their own
> unique group
>
> It has been closed by "Francesco P. Lovergine" <[email protected]>.
I don't think you should close the bugs that quickly. This is a lack
of respect to those who take the time to report them.
However I don't see a point in playing ping-pong here, thus I leave it done.
> ---------- Mesaj redirecÅĢionat ----------
>> I don't think 'nogroup' was meant to be used by system services (apache is
>> not run
>> by user nobody:nogroup but by www-data:www-data). Please configure the
>> proftpd and
>> ftp users with their own private group with the same name.
>> ('proftpd' is used by the server but 'ftp' seems to have no use by default).
>
> You think bad. The nogroup group is used quite often by services, just
> have a look to your passwd file.
I don't have any such user on passwd file on any of my servers. The
only one service installed that does the same thing is spamass-milter
and spfmilter (bug #554266). This will probably need some discussion
on debian-devel too, hopefully not in a distant future.
Thanks
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