Stig Hackv�n wrote:

  qmail invokes commands with /bin/sh regardless of the user's login shell, so even if 
a user has /bin/false for a shell, that user's .qmail file can be used to gain shell 
access.

And how does someone with /bin/false as their shell put commands in their
.qmail files?


  i consider this to be a qmail bug.

I consider it a site-specific  administrative problem.

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