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Subject: AGAIN+RESULTS : list-archive permission 666 vs 660
From: Majordomo list server <majordom @ gange . intesys . it>
Date: Wed, 10 Jul 1996 09:20:47 +0100 (GMT+0100)
To: majordomo-users @ greatcircle . com

 
  Dear everybody,
  
  thanks a lot for all your answers, I've gathered them below
  with a little sentence for each.
  It must be said that despite I followed all your suggestions
  the problem persist sadly!
  Any other idea?
  
  Thank you again,
  Alberto.
 
  --------------------------------------------------------------
  Michael bruns@linmbr.mpae.gwdg.de wrote:
  >I solved the problem with the following file permissions
  >-rw-rw----  1 majordom majordom  2562 Jul 9 12:08 test_archive
  >for the archive and an additional entry in /etc/group so
  >that daemon belongs to the majordom group.
  
  majordom::16:alberto,daemon
  did not sesolved the problem (alberto is the list(s) owner)
  --------------------------------------------------------------
  James byrnejb@harte-lyne.ca wrote:
  >Have you added the full archive path to the special @archive variable at
  >the bottom of the majordomo.cf file?
  
  I think this must be done only for get-index stuff.
  What I'm talking about (excuse me if I repet myself)
  is the whole archive file in which is tailored al the mail traffic.
  --------------------------------------------------------------
  Jimmy pendley@imperial.cc.ca.us
  >    check the wrapper permission to be sure it is 4755(posix) type, I
  forget
  >what it should be for non-posix. It should have the "s" in the permission
  >for SUID. It should be owned by root and group majordom( or what you named
  >the group).
  >     If that's not it, Let me know and we can go from there. The above is
  >probably on the list at least once a month and is the most common error.
  
  -rwsr-xr-x   1 root     majordom     6416 Jul  5 18:59 wrapper
  I think this is ok.
  By the way I recall that this was the key (chmod 4755 + root.majordom)
  to solve my "Out of memory!" message.
  
  --------------------------------------------------------------
  Dale dale@ns1.chatham.org wrote:
  >It looks like majordomo is not set uid properly.  Check the faqs and
  >readmes as well as the Makefile install: stanza.
  
  done. I seems it's all right.
  --------------------------------------------------------------
  end of mail! :-)
  

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