Compile it with a user/group that exists... Then package the default config
with exim in the user/group fields in the config.
Or better yet... ADD it to the build system during the build process.
Maybe its just me but this seems like a very simple thing to accomplish.
Now connect the dots.
bkw
----- Original Message -----
From: "vic ismakaev" <viclists@???>
To: <exim-users@???>
Sent: Friday, May 16, 2003 12:36 AM
Subject: Re: [Exim] compiling exim if user exim not exists
16 Май 2003 11:08, Brian K. West написал:
> I don't see why not.. the uid/gid it runs as can be specified in the
config
> can't it?
>
> Just ship the default config with:
>
> exim_user = exim
> exim_group = exim
>
> That should do just fine!
:(
When we are setting exim_user and exim_group in Local/Makefile , make checks
if exim_user and exim_group exist in system on compilation stage(see
src/buildconfig.c).
I'm not expert in C and I can't understand , which parametrs I have to set
in
Makefile to avoid my problem .
Ragards
Victor V Ismakaev
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