http://issues.apache.org/SpamAssassin/show_bug.cgi?id=5529
------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2007-06-24 03:38 -------
Sidney, sorry but you are just kidding that my /root is to much secured and I
should relax permissions (or I misunderstood your answer)? I'm an administrator
of several servers, and all of them have chmod 700 or 750 (where group is root).
It is a default system installation, and not my security. And nobody except root
doesn't have access to this directory.
And second part:
If I have to build spamassassin outside of /root directory, so make sure that
CPAN shell which is ran as root will extract package somewhere else than
~/.cpan/build (/root/.cpan/build) - which is default, where nobody user will
have execute access permissions.
One part of installation can be done from sources (and you are 100% right then I
can manually build package somewhere else). But most users are using CPAN to
install/update theirs system.
I don't know how this problem should be fixed from application (programming)
point of view. I'm not a specialist in this.
I have checked (with your help) where is a problem. I also used 'strace' to find
it out:
[pid 232] open("/root/src/spamassassin/t/log/spamd_plugin.tmp",
O_RDONLY|O_LARGEFILE) = -1 EACCES (Permission denied)
[pid 232] write(2, "[232] warn: Warning: something\'s wrong at
/root/src/spamassassin/t/log/localrules.tmp/../../data/testplugin.pm line 49,
<GEN7> line 83.\n", 136) = 136
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