[rt-users] Re: you guys will prolly get tired of hearing from me... ;)

[Shane Allen]

Thanks for the response.

Is there any better way to handle this?
What is causing the problem?

The people I am doing the install for will not like me telling them that
they have to ssh into the box to chmod that file before they can create a
queue using the web interface...

TIA

Veaceslav Revutchi writes:

> I ran into this too. What you have to do is chmod 755 suid_wrapper,
> create the queue and chmod 4111 suid_wrapper back whenever you need a 
> new queue :) 
> 
> On Sun, May 20, 2001 at 12:02:47PM +0000, Shane Allen wrote:
> > 
> > another issue I just noticed. Whenever I create a queue from the CLI I get
> > the following:
> > 
> > # ./rtadmin queue -create test2
> > Welcome to Request Tracker 1.0.7
> > Queue email alias (ex: support at example.com):rt-test2 at host.net
> > Mail request owner on transaction [N]:
> > Mail queue members on transaction [N]:
> > Mail requestors on transaction [N]:
> > Autoreply to requestor on creation [N]:y
> > Mail correspondence to queue members [N]:y
> > Mail queue members on comment [N]:y
> > Allow non-queue members to create requests [N]:
> > Default request priority (1-100):1
> > Default final request priority (1-100):99
> > Are you satisfied with your answers [N]:y
> > cp: /usr/local/rt/etc/templates/queues/test2/web_create: Permission denied
> > cp: /usr/local/rt/etc/templates/queues/test2/comment: Permission denied
> > cp: /usr/local/rt/etc/templates/queues/test2/correspondence: Permission
> > denied
> > cp: /usr/local/rt/etc/templates/queues/test2/error: Permission denied
> > cp: /usr/local/rt/etc/templates/queues/test2/give: Permission denied
> > cp: /usr/local/rt/etc/templates/queues/test2/respond: Permission denied
> > cp: /usr/local/rt/etc/templates/queues/test2/steal: Permission denied
> > cp: /usr/local/rt/etc/templates/queues/test2/transaction: Permission denied
> > cp: /usr/local/rt/etc/templates/queues/test2/autoreply: Permission denied
> > Queue test2 sucessfully created.
> > 
> > the permissions on the files:
> > 

<snip permissions listing>

> > 
> > I know that the permissions were very deliberatly set during the install,
> > so I am not sure which set are correct. Also, you'll note that I'm
> > currently logged in as root, so I cannot understand why it'd be having a
> > problem at all, unless the suid_wrapper is messed up...
> > 
> > thoughts?

--
Shane Allen <shane at tacni.net>

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