[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

The scripts contain faulty settings for debian,
( take the INSTALL and add these sections or change you cvs for debian if not 
done.

Debian builds should not and do not use the build.sh. The are build from a functional autoconf setup (thanks Aaron). The original INSTALL is only provided for additional background info, i.e. how to setup the database backend.

The config in the debian setup is installed in /etc/dbmail/dbmail.conf.

which user uid & gid are needed for the smtp pop and imap daemons of dbmail?
Any user with sufficient privileges to read dbmail.conf will do. Standard setups will add a user/group dbmail, and drop privileges to match this user after binding to the correct
ports.


6.1     For Debian:
       dbmail    unix  -       n       n       -       -       pipe
flags= user=dbmail:dbmail argv=/usr/sbin/dbmail-smtp -d ^^ ^^
                    ( this is ? )

This specifies the uid/gid dbmail-smtp will run under when used as a mailtransport from postfix. In the debian build I'm working on this option is not strictly needed since dbmail-smtp is installed set-uid. The reason for this is that this will allow a strict 0600 mode for dbmail.conf
while allowing regular users to run dbmail-smtp from postfix.

i have 1 question, ( sorry am a newbie ) , ;) i have problems with acces rights, which uid/ gid is used for dbmail-smtp ? im running debian sid, postfix-mysql , dbmail from source ( not you package )
Dbmail-smtp will run dbmail:dbmail (user dbmail, group dbmail) when started from master.cf. What exactly is your
problem.

Any specific reason you prefer not to use the debian package ? I'll accomodate any reasonable objections to
the current build, and fix bugs of course :-)





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