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From: Dick M. <di...@li...> - 2007-03-03 19:18:48
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Kari Mattsson wrote: > This problem isn't new to this release but the dovecot lda "deliver" > (/usr/libexec/dovecot/deliver) really needs (IMHO) setuid permission set for > when it is used in a virtual domains situation. Otherwise all virtual users > have to be given the same uid which is not preferred. > > Is that a problem? Well - as I was writing the message it was occurring to me that it was a problem of my own design. I suspect most DL users would rather avoid setuid programs. > On Postfix-based systems, when using virtual (non-system) accounts, having just single system user owning all mail This is becoming apparent ;-) however postfix docs do advise using a different uid per domain and that's what I am doing. > Yes, Postfix supports arrangement where each virtual mailbox has different virtual user owner. > Each virtual user uses an uid+gid, so it doesn't scale to 100000+ users.. That's an interesting point but not one I need to worry about right now - I've got 4 orders of magnitude to go yet :-) I think I'll probably bite-the-bullet and change to using a single uid for all virtual users. At least it keeps it simple. Thanks for your advice. Dick |