From: Keith Matthews (no email)
Date: Sat Jul 23 2005 - 12:32:57 EDT
On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 13:15:32 -0400
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> >
> >
> Sorry, but i dont understant what is the short way.
> If I have an delivery agent that delivery mail with fixed-privilege
> (770 owner+group in my case) Im still doing an non-robust solution?
>
> Doing below will have the same effect with setup virtual(8) for
> solving my permission problem.
>
> check=0
> while [ $check = 0 ]; do
> sleep 4
> chmod -R 770 /home/users/*/Maildir/
> let check=check+1
> check=0
> done
>
> My problem is courier and squirell that cannot read messages at 700
> (owner) permission?
> Or my problem is that postfix delivery with 700(owner) permission?
>
>
1. if your users are not local to the server (i.e they don't have shell
access) then deliver to a standard place (typically somewhere under
/var/spool) using one standard user id and group id, not to the 'home'
directory of each user. I.e use 'virtual' users. If you don't understand
the concept of virtual users then go and read up on then postfix web
site and come back here with any specific questions.
2. Then run courier under the same userid and group id as postfix
delivers to.
3. If your users really need shell level access for other purposes then
why are you running courier for them to get their mail?
-- I do not reply to directly addressed mail unless it is clearly a matter that should be dealt with off-list.
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