On Sat, 23 Jun 2001 12:19:51 -0500 ktb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > As far as /etc/fetchmailrc being chowned to root. I would think that is > the > way it should be. With very few exceptions, in /etc, most are > root.root. > I suspect what you could do is cp /etc/fetchmailrc to ~/.fetchmailrc > Set the owner and group to that of you're home directory and - > $ chmod 600 .fetchmailrc > hth, > kent
Hmmm, ok, so leaving 1 link in /etc/rc2.d would stop fetchmail being installed as a systemwide daemon. That's good, but I think you missed my question on the file permission on /etc/fetchmailrc. It *is* set to owner root.root, but upgrading fetchmail changes it to fetchmail.root. As I said, ISTR this is a policy violation, isn't it? Mart
