Does qmailq have a no login shell in /etc/passwd (e.g. /bin/false, /etc/noway or something similar)?
Indeed qscand does NOT have a legitimate shell. The installation instructions suggest to create the user qscand with /bin/false as the shell. (BTW qmailq also has a null shell; /bin/true)
Anyone on the list know if this might have implications on suidperl, causing q-s.pl to fail to find quarantine-attachments.db ??
su -c logs into the account and runs the command, setuidgid doesn't log in. BTY ... qmailq should be qscand, I have apparently confused things by using my slim knowledge of older qmailscan versions.
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