darren david writes: > has anyone gotten qmailadmin and/or vQadmin running on OpenBSD > 3.2 with > the default install of apache? I'd love to hear your secrets...
Not on OpenBSD, but on Linux with the default Apache which uses suexec. If you're running with suexec then you need to do the following. Make sure the cgi-bin directory (the one you've scriptaliased) and qailadmin (and any sub-directories in between if you have them) are owned by vpopmail group vchkpw. Make sure the directory permissions are 0755. Make absolutely sure the setuid/setgid bits are NOT set on qmailadmin. Make sure that the cgi-bin directory is within the DocumentRoot directory for the server or virtual host (as appropriate). If it still fails then tail -f the httpd error log and suexec log while you try to access sqwebmail. It would be really nice if qmailadmin had a --with-suexec=user:group configure option. It would save me a chown and a chmod each time I install it, given that I use a custom script to call configure with all the options I want in it. But I'd still have to tweak sqwebmail because Mr Sam refuses to support suexec, so I can live without that option. OTOH, it might make life easier for those installing it for the first time on an suexec system. -- Paul Allen Softflare Support
