On 7/24/19 11:28 AM, Robert Kudyba wrote:
All these files should be group 'mailman' and group writable and the process should be running with effective group 'mailman’.
By “these files” do you mean in /usr/lib/mailman? Those definitely did not have group write permissions. Do these files also need suid?
I mean the ones which I think in your case are in /var/lib/mailman. Those are the ones that need to be writable by the 'mailman' group. The ones in /usr/lib/mailman only need to be readable.
Did you see my reply about the file system needing to be mounted suid?
Yes I did an responded in line with the permissions of the sub-directories and files: ls -l /usr/lib/mailman/cgi-bin/ total 264 -rwxr-sr-x 1 mailman mailman 23048 Feb 12 06:54 admin ...
I'm not talking about the SETGID bit on the file mode. I'm talking about
the mount command that mounts the file system that contains
/usr/lib/mailman. look in /etc/fstab. The options field should not have
'nosuid'.
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