+ Scott Schwartz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
| Harald Hanche-Olsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| | You should look at the permissions on
| | qmail-queue (should be -rws--x--x I think).
|
| Like the installation instruction say,
| make check
Yup.
Furthermore, it just occured to me that process tracing and executing
suid programs usually don't go together. So when qmail-send, running
as qmails, has tracing turned on and tries to exec qmail-queue (which
is suid qmailq), something will break. I think it's reasonable for
the suid program to run, albeit with tracing turned off, but maybe
linux just refuses to run the program instead, and that is what we saw
in Fred's case.
- Harald
