On 2018-07-04 15:54, Reindl Harald wrote:
Am 04.07.2018 um 15:45 schrieb Thomas Raschbacher:
I guess you could write a patch for that, but you would need to
make sure that seed is stored somewhere the admins cannot access
it, otherwise the whole thing would be pointless (or only making it
a bit more complicated for someone who really wants to do it).
Alternatively what would probably be easier would be to write a
patch to load the database config from a different location, and
make that file not readable by your admins (through whichever
means) but only readable by root / the dbmail process

can't work - dbmail-util needs to read it too and so the user invoking
dbmail-util is able to do the same

Well I *think* you could probably only allow dbmail-util process /executable to read the file and no others using SELinux or something like that but that seems rather complex .

either i am admin for a service or not.....
that is what I think too to be honest .. i mean with maildir based servers the admins would still have access to all the mails too so ...

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