On Jun 6, 2006, at 12:24, Charlie Brady wrote:
That's not strictly true. It has to run as a user which has read (and maybe write) access to the session and caching directories. If those directories (and enclosing files) are group readable (and writable if need be), then qpsmtpd and Bricolage can (and probably should) run as different users.
That's true, too. Best, David
