Daniel B. Thurman wrote:
Daniel B. Thurman wrote:
Daniel B. Thurman wrote:
Daniel B. Thurman wrote:
[snip!]
Since nobody has responded, I thought to place here the fix for the
the sendmail
groupwritable claims for the two file: local-host-names and
trusted-users as follows:
1) Edit your /etc/mail/sendmail.cf file and change:
a) Fw/etc/mail/local-host-names ==>
Fw-o<space>/etc/mail/local-host-names
b) Ft/etc/mail/trusted-users ==> Fw-o<space>/etc/mail/trusted-users
My mistake. Here is the correct fix for above:
b) Ft/etc/mail/trusted-users ==>
Ft-o<space>/etc/mail/trusted-users
replace <space> for actual space character!
NOTE: Your /etc/mail permissions are fine - no permissions changes
are required at all
for the files nor the directories or it's parents.
This is a change by sendmail.org
I think - dunno WHY, but there it is.
As for Spamassasin and ClamAV - there is no known fix for this that I
know of - does
anyone know? Has *anyone* gotten these to work? Why hasn't anyone
said anything
about this anywhere that I know of? I got this above information
from a blog site of all
places so there has been problems reported and a fix - but not for
Spamassasin or ClamAv
Thanks!
Dan
I have now solved my problem! Please ignore all this posting regarding
making any
changes whatsoever! It turns out, that for some reason, my root
filesystem (/) had
groupwrite turned on! Once I set / to mode 0755, everything was
restored. Sendmail
was right after all, in warning of unsafe groupwrite that followed all
the way up the tree
to /!
Dan
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