Re: [LI] Majordomo query

[skhader@xxxxxxxxxx]

Yes as root !!!

I did install the deb Thaths and it gives me these errors.
initially /usr/lib/majordomo was owned by root, but as it was giving some
errors I changed the owner
to majordomo and the errors vanished.

BTW can you send me your majordomo.cf !! I doubt whether you might have
done any modification to that.
TIA
Regards
     Khader

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Sudhakar Chandrasekharan <thaths@xxxxxxxxxxxx> on 01/20/2000 11:53:58 PM

As root?


> ---------------------- temp directory ----------------------
> Good: Created a temp file in $TMPDIR (/var/tmp).
> ---------------------- list directory ----------------------
> BAD:  list directory /usr/lib/majordomo/lists has bad permissions
> --------------------------- log ---------------------------
> BAD:  logfile /usr/lib/majordomo/Log exists, but is not writeable or
isn't
> a file.


Both these directories need to be owner and group root with permissions 755

> One more thing I would like to know is what are the permisssions on
> /usr/lib/majordomo ?? Are they supposed to be owned
> by majordomo or by root ??

You know you can save yourself a LOT of trouble by just installing the rpm
/ deb?

Thaths
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