how about using chown to mailq.
#groupadd GroupName
#chown root.GroupName /path-to/mailq
#chmod 750 /path-to/mailq
#usermod -G userNam GroupName
Add the users u want to use mailq to GroupName..
Good Luck...!
Win Toe
Penguin Millennium
Hi-tech IT TRaining Centre
Yangon, Myanmar.
Email: penguin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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