[otrs] otrs.SetPermissions.pl doesn't set the proper access mode to $DestDir when using .procmailrc and not using the --secure switch.

3 May 2013

      Hi list,

otrs.SetPermissions.pl doesn't set the proper access mode to $DestDir 
when using .procmailrc and not using the --secure switch.

In this case, $DestDir is made group-writeable whereas, according to 
procmail's man page,  it shouldn't.

The offending line in otrs.SetPermissions.pl is the following, but I 
don't know how to correctly fix it:

    # set permissions
    print "Setting permissions on $DestDir\n";
    if ($Secure) {

         # In secure mode, make files read-only by default
         File::Find::find(
             { wanted => \&MakeReadOnly, no_chdir => 1 },
             $DestDir . "/"
         );    # append / to follow symlinks

         # Also change the toplevel directory/symlink itself
         MakeReadOnly($DestDir);
    }
    else {

         # set all files writeable for webserver user (needed for
    package manager)
         File::Find::find(
             { wanted => \&MakeWritable, no_chdir => 1 },
             $DestDir . "/"
         );    # append / to follow symlinks

         # Also change the toplevel directory/symlink itself

     >>>>>>>>>
     >>>>>>>>>    MakeWritable($DestDir);
     >>>>>>>>>

         # set the $HOME to the OTRS user
         if ( !$NotRoot ) {
             SafeChown( $OtrsUserID, $OtrsGroupID, $DestDir );
         }
    }

Best regards,

Cyrille

[otrs] otrs.SetPermissions.pl doesn't set the proper access mode to $DestDir when using .procmailrc and not using the --secure switch.

Cyrille Bollu