1. When adding a subj. prefix to a mailing list trailing "]"-chars are
removed.
That's correct. It isn't clear in the interface, but the subject prefix will always be enclosed in square brackets, so the code strips them off before saving the prefix.
OK.. Then let me invert the bug report: A "[" in the start of the prefix
is not removed. :-)
Gotcha! Fixed in the CVS repository.
2. The install target in the Makefile (at least on my debian unstable
system) executes the install-exec-local target before the
install-data-local target and thus it makes a chmod -R 755 after
setting
the s-bits on cgi-bin/qmailadmin. This removes the s-bits again and has
the nasty effect of not being able to log into qmailadmin.
cgi-bin/qmailadmin isn't usually inside htmllibdir. What does your directory structure for qmailadmin look like?
Here's my directory structure:
[snip]
I don't consider this structure as odd. This is how I install almost all
my software. Anyways.. IMO, no matter how you chose to install your
software the install target shouldn't break like this.
I've updated the Makefile to be less aggressive in its chmod'ing. Thanks for the report.
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