Eric Shubert wrote:
On 12/16/2011 11:25 AM, Brent Gardner wrote:
I updated clam the other day using qtp-newmodel and I had to fix rights
on /var/log/qmail/smtp. Some of my scripts I was running interactively
weren't working right because of this. I fixed the rights issue before
the daily report jobs ran, so I don't know if they would have been
affected.
Brent Gardner
Brent,
I'd like to know specifically what happened with this. I'm guessing
it's water over the dam now though.
Updating clamav-toaster (using any method) shouldn't be touching
anything in /var/log/qmail/smtp/.
Please let us know next time so this can be fixed if it's indeed a
problem.
It's probably a problem on my end, but the next time I update, I'll pay
more attention.
I admin my toasters using an unprivileged account and sudo. Before I
knew about the nice qtp scripts that have been created to view logs, I
wrote my own. I give them a date range and path to files containing log
entries created by DJB products and they spit out log file entries with
YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.zzzzzzzzz time stamps that I can pipe to grep or any
other utility. I've grown accustomed to them so I continue to use
them. It's easier to use them without sudo, so I loosen up the rights
on /var/log/qmail/spamd and /var/log/qmail/smtp.
So as fas as my systems go, it's probably a problem I have caused.
qtp-newmodel probably resets rights on these directories to more a more
secure default.
Brent Gardner
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