> The problem is that the main process, when it starts up, is supposed to
> chown the files so that they're owned by user nobody. However, in some
> circumstances, it seems that the filename it's trying to chown is wrong (see
> my previous post about this; it's a build-time configuration issue,
> basically), so chown() fails -- and the return values for chown() are never
> checked, so it just goes blithely on its way asssuming everything is hunky
> dory . . .
Had the Gnu DBM (gdbm) library been used, a lot of this could have been
avoided - gdbm lets you specify mode upon opening time.
Maybe a compile time link option?
Kind regards,
Brian
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