As noted from previous sendmail issues, two of the stated problems can be solved by doing a correct disk structure. You cannot create hard links across across different partitions. That way, if you have a /, /usr, /tmp, and a /home, you should be okay if it drops it in tmp. You'd basically have to give their program it's own file system. This still doesn't change the fact that it is flawed, but if you are forced to use it... What's really funny is how often programs with 'secure' in the title usually have a few more security problems than normal... `8r) gonzo -- Gonzo Granzeau > Nothing the god of biomechanics gonzoat_private < won't let you into heaven for.. God, root, what's the difference...> -Roy Batty, _Blade Runner_
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