Quote:
|
Originally Posted by phoenix Hi
Thanks for that info, unfortunately it raises more questions from me.
I followed the instructions and everything gets created OK. The /var/dspam with an owner/group of 'zimbra' but the /opt/dspam still gets created with an owner/group of 'root' with the dspam executable & dspam.conf file having a group of 'mail'. With those settings dspam isn't recognised and, as I said in an earlier post, if I change the group setting for dspam executable and conf file to 'zimbra' it works fine. Obviously if I configure dspam with "--with-dspam-owner=zimbra --with-dspam-group=zimbra" they get created successfully.
So I suppose the questions are: should I be getting the root/mail owner by default?; should I use the configure options to set them as zimbra; am I doing something wrong with this configure?
I must say that once I change the two group owners then DSPAM gets recognised by Zimbra. Many thanks for your help.
Regards
Bill |
Erk. Oversight on my part. Because I had nothing else in /opt (and it didn't exist) /opt was created with zimbra as the owner, so I didn't need to sudo. You are absolutly correct. The owner of these files must be zimbra. I will fix the above.