Perhaps it is somehow off the subject but related to file permissions on mail
account.
My customers need http virtual servers so I made extra directory Page on mail
account wher Mailbox file resides. They can ftp to own mail account using the
same
name and passw as the do to read post. They transfer files onto Page.
However, Http server needs a customer directory to be eXecutable for others to
be
able to run index.html on Page directory. Mailbox file itself is only readable
by the
owner. Does such a structure brings any danger?
Andrzej
"Adam D. McKenna" wrote:
> Sorry for the late reply, but this isn't a qmail problem, it's a unix file
> permissions problem.
>
> # groupadd shellusr
> # vi /etc/group
> # chown root.shellusr /bin/csh
> # chmod 750 /bin/csh
> # chown root.shellusr /bin/sh
> # chmod 750 /bin/sh
> # chown root.shellusr /bin/ksh
> # chmod 750 /bin/ksh
>
> etc.. Of course you need to be careful when doing this and make sure every
> user that could possibly need shell access is included (including any users
> that have cron jobs running under their UID).. etc.. but this is possible
> without modifying qmail (and taking out a very important feature).
>
> --Adam
