The eternal uid issue
D. Boland
daniel@boland.nl
Mon Jul 28 11:38:00 GMT 2014
Hi Corinna,
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
>
> Still, are you using setuid method 1 or another method? Is your home
> dir the default /home/$USER as created from inside the Cygwin
> environment? Any chance your home dir has an unusual ACL?
>
> Did you set up sshd as service? If not, you might consider to do that
> so you can check what happens when switching to the smmsp account. Run
> ssh-host-config as admin, install the service. Create an authorized_keys
> file for the smmsp user (run ssh-user-config under smmsp for instance),
> then start the service. Now login to the smmsp user account using
> public key authentication, admin-enabled vs. non-admin as above(*), and
> observe the permissions ls or stat show you for your home dir. Are they
> really different? If so, let's see the strace output again.
Argh! I checked the /home folder and it was indeed group and world writable. After
setting it to 0755 sendmail had no issues anymore. Sendmail checks permissions on
the entire path. I cannot remember setting it 0777, so something else must have set
it.
Regarding the suid method: You mean method 1, 2 and 3 in the "Using Windows security
in Cygwin" article, right? I have nothing special set up, so it uses the default
method 1.
As to the sshd, I had it set up as a service already.
Thanks again for your help. I will announce the Sendmail release soon.
Cincerely,
Daniel
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