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$OpenBSD: README-main,v 1.1 2013/11/07 07:09:00 ajacoutot Exp $
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| Running ${FULLPKGNAME} on OpenBSD
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Maildrop must be run as the uid/gid of the user whose mailbox it is
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delivering to.
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Therefore, if the MTA does not spawn it with the correct uid/gid, it
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needs to be suid root to perform the operation itself.
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The port is installed with the suid bit stripped by default. This works
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out-of-the-box with MTAs like qmail, which spawn maildrop with the
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correct uid/gid it needs to perform the delivery.
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For more information, please read the documentation in
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${PREFIX}/share/doc/maildrop/INSTALL.
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It should be safe to enable the suid bits, but scan over the code first
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and satisfy yourself that there are no security holes.
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If you perform a full audit, please inform <ports@openbsd.org> and the
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suid bit may then be enabled by default.
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The following files will need suid re-enabled if you so choose:
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${PREFIX}/bin/maildrop
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${PREFIX}/bin/lockmail
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