Michael Tokarev via Postfix-users:
> Here's a little change for the `postfix' command I'd love to have
> in Debian, - to assist its 25 years history of running postfix
> chrooted and to have an easier alternative, one way or the other.
>
> It's just a proof of concept, but it is easy enough. Not yet written
> in a style of other code in this script (like using logging functions
> which is a good idea in this case for sure.
>
> The "idea" is to have
>
> postfix chroot [-n] on|off
> - to run services chrooted (on) or non-chrooted (off)
> (-n to show what would be done instead of actual modifications)
> postfix chroot query
> - to query and return the current status (on|off|mixed).
Apart from possible BASH-isms, this could work on non-LINUX systems.
But without a way to manage the content of the chroot tree, it will
be useful mainly to "view" or "turn off" chroot.
Wietse
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