On Tue, 16 Mar 1999, Adam D. McKenna wrote:
# groupadd shellusr
# vi /etc/group
# chown root.shellusr /bin/csh
[...]
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).
This may work but remember that qmail-lspawn does not set up any
supplemental groups before running qmail-local, so you'd have to
rely on the user's primary group to give them "|" capability in
.qmail files.
-- Jeff Hayward
