Hi,
I would love to have an extra option '--check-socket-user' or similar
and let spamd check(or solely use) the uid of the spamc process but
ignoring any false"-u someotheruser" settings.
I have heard from one of our sys-admins the following:
If $client is a socket that has been generated with
'IO::Socket::UNIX->new()' , then ' ($pid, $uid, $gid) = unpack("LLL",
$client->sockopt(17));' should provide the necessary informations.
Anybody can tell if there is a chance? If you think this is a stupid
idea I like to get some reasons so I can tell my users. ;)
Thx,
Hans
P.S.: Our users dont like the idea of user_prefs, autowhitelist* and
bayes* being used by other users since their might be a slight chance of
misuse.
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