On Sunday 08 January 2006 06:13 pm, John W. Baxter wrote:
> And be especially wary of "fixes" in such cases. You don't want Exim
> running as root; you don't necessarily want to "fudge" the
> permissions depending on what the file in question is.
One option which may work depending on your security model is to make
the exim user a member of a group and make the file you need owned by
that group.
Then set the group permissions.
Jeff
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