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I can see that running check_perms myself does warn of problems on a freshly installed system.
Is there a specific problem that you're facing here, or is it just that /usr/lib/mailman/bin/check_perms doesn't like the default packaged permissions?
Is there any Debian or Ubuntu specific documentation that tells you to run this command, or could it just be that the upstream-supplied program is not aware of Debian/Ubuntu packaging specifics with respect to permissions? Is the bug here just that the packaging shouldn't supply the check_perms command as it makes no sense to run it on a mailman system provided by packaging?
Or, otherwise, can you please provide a test case for actual functionality that appears broken as a result of supposedly broken permissions?
Thank you for reporting this bug and helping to make Ubuntu better.
I can see that running check_perms myself does warn of problems on a freshly installed system.
Is there a specific problem that you're facing here, or is it just that /usr/lib/ mailman/ bin/check_ perms doesn't like the default packaged permissions?
Is there any Debian or Ubuntu specific documentation that tells you to run this command, or could it just be that the upstream-supplied program is not aware of Debian/Ubuntu packaging specifics with respect to permissions? Is the bug here just that the packaging shouldn't supply the check_perms command as it makes no sense to run it on a mailman system provided by packaging?
Or, otherwise, can you please provide a test case for actual functionality that appears broken as a result of supposedly broken permissions?