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On Wed, Feb 18, 2004 at 05:23:59PM -0500, Chris Meadors wrote:
> I'm setting up a new server, I'm trying to isolate the various daemons
> from each other as much as I can. I'd prefer to have ClamAV running as
> user clamav and Exim as exim. Both users are members of the daemon
> group (so they can write .pid files and such).
>
> I'm using the exiscan patch for Exim. I set the mode of my exim spool
> directory to 750, and changed the group to daemon, and do the same for
> the scan directory under that. If I su to clamav I can indeed access
> the exim/scan diretory.
>
> But I still get errors about ClamAV not being able to read the file in
> the scan directory. I have a feeling the file is being created with a
> umask of 0077.
>
> Is there anyway to set the umask for the files to be placed in the
> exim/scan directory? That is and not effect the mask for the the other
> spool directories.
>
> The only umask option I see for Exim/exiscan is for the pipe transport.
> I don't mind patching source if someone can point me in the right
> direction.
>
Chris - you could try this.
chmod g+ws /path/to/scandir
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