> > Sounds like a permissions problem. Be sure that ~majordom (assuming you
> > made the username `majordom') is 755 majordom.majordom, same for all
> > subdirectories. Be sure everything in those directories is UID/GID
> > majordom.majordom, all executable scripts are 755, all non-executable data
> > files (.cf, list names and config files, etc) are either 644 or 664, once
> > again, owned majordom.majordom. The *ONLY* exception is that the wrapper
> > binary is owned by root, and setuid (i.e. 4755).
>
> Even though we didn't install majordomo files in ~majordom ? Yeah, what if
> we install majordomo in somewgere else, such /usr/local/pkg/majordomo1.93
Regardless, you still need to set the directories and files with
permissions as detailed above, and make sure they're UID/GID majordom.
I personally use /tools/majordomo-1.93. All I did was make sure this was
the "home" directory for the "majordom" user.
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