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On 8 Sep 99, at 15:48, Jos Backus wrote:
> What about Dan's suggestion?
>
> http://www.ornl.gov/its/archives/mailing-lists/qmail/1999/03/msg00918.html
Hmm - interesting - I have always though that homedir owned by
root is a definition of system account which does not get mail
delivered to...
Anyway, the trick with --x bit is neat but it assumes educated user
anyway, since adding program deliveries results in temporary
deferrals and eventually bounces after a week.
What's wrong with some kind of /bin/smrsh approach? (If I
understand it correctly, smrsh runs only programs that are
softlinked into /etc/smrsh; ie. root sets up which programs are
allowed to be run.) I must say that running programs like "forward"
or "bouncesaying" pretty much helps in cases of complicated
user-ext setups...
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