Mike Markley wrote:
What user is Postfix running as when it attempts to connect to the
socket, BTW? I'd like to update README.Debian with explicit instructions
on how to add the correct user to the group.
It's definable (setting mail_owner in main.cf) but by default runs as
'postfix'.
A
tags 428392 + confirmed pending
thanks
On Fri, Jun 15, 2007 at 11:08:40AM +0100, Tony Hoyle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Postfix. It runs as its own unprivileged user (I'm surprised that
sendmail doesn't do this also).
What user is Postfix running as when it attempts to connect to the
socket,
You don't specify which MTA you're running; stock Sendmail shouldn't
have an issue.
With that said, I'm perfectly fine with adding such a group, but I'll
need to figure out the best way to make this happen. The socket's being
created and having its permissions set out of libmilter by
Mike Markley wrote:
You don't specify which MTA you're running; stock Sendmail shouldn't
have an issue.
Postfix. It runs as its own unprivileged user (I'm surprised that
sendmail doesn't do this also).
With that said, I'm perfectly fine with adding such a group, but I'll
need to figure out
Package: dkim-filter
Version: 1.0.0.dfsg-1
Severity: normal
The default permissions of /var/run/dkim-filter/dkim-filter.sock only
allow the dkim-filter user to write to it. This precludes the MTA being
able to use it as a milter, since that runs as its own user.
Also default permissions allow
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