Todd Zullinger wrote:
Now, for sendmail I don't think this same thing applies. In the test
I did I added the aliases to /etc/aliases and things worked (once
SELinux was set to permissive). I only mention this in case there's
something different about how you setup the aliases that may jump out
at you as a potential cause for sendmail running the mailman wrapper
script with group mailnull.
I'm way out of date on how this works, but the last time I looked, the
mailman wrapper was setgid mailman which should work regardless of what
starts it.
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Les Mikesell
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