�rjan V�llestad writes:
> I found something that seems right.
> I will check if the .qmail - alias files has executable rights, or the
> alias domains directory.
> I believe that is the case here?
> Uh-oh:_.qmail_has_prog_delivery_but_has_x_bit_set._(#4.7.0)/
God dag. The error message should tell you exactly what the problem
is. As an added security measure, a program that modifies a .qmail
file may optionally set the x bit in the permissions. Since the x bit
is otherwise useless, it should never be set. qmail-local checks the
x bit and refuses to do program deliveries.
Sendmail had a very bad history of allowing remote users to invoke
rogue program deliveries. Dan was rightfully cautious about program
deliveries when he first wrote qmail.
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