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Hi all,
I'm checking the boot scripts proposed in ~boot/*
scripts and I saw they are all setting the "$QUSER" variable wrong for my
installation.
Here are the first 8 lines of the
generated ~/boot/qmail-qmqpd/run file:
#!/bin/sh
exec 2>&1 # # QMQP service # QMAIL="/var/qmldap" ME="`head -1 $QMAIL/control/me`" QUSER="qmaild" What's wrong: I've chosen to change some defaults.
In my installation, the qmail home directory is "qmldap", and
the qmail users are qmldapa, qmldapd,
qmldapl, root, qmldapp, qmldapq,
qmldapr, qmldaps.
The boot scripts generated did not check the
installation "conf-users" file to see what the "daemon user" i'm
using. So, they show "$QUSER=qmaild".
But the scripts noticed I've changed the home
directory, so they set the variable $QMAIL correctly.
(if you are curious like "why is this
guy doing these changes?", it's because I need to run two different qmail
systems in the same machine. one qmail is a traditional installation, and the
other is a qmail-ldap, that lives in a different home directory with different
users.)
I don't know if the qmail-ldap developers would
consider this an "error", but i'm just pointing this out here.
bruno.
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