Submitted 10-Aug-00 by Daniel Woods:
> I have these services opened in my inetd.conf file.
> Does the following output from the nightly security warnings
> seem reasonable/correct (port 32668 and 448) ?
Those aren't ports, they're pid's. You have restarted inetd between
security checks, closing the one running at pid 448 and opening the one at
32668.
> ---------------------------------
> And why are these showing up...
> I changed permissions for postfix but it seems to break it. So why does
> the security check expect these to not be world writeable ?
Because the security check script does not have the ability to define
things that are allowed to be world writeable. Therefore it just warns
about anything that is. If anyone happens to have a patch, I'm sure Yoann
would like to see it :)
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