sendmail whitelisting cleanups#1470
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…160) This directory is now created by systemd-tmpfiles and covered by the systemd-tmpfiles whitelisting.
The sendmail package now creates the directories /var/spool/mqueue and /var/spool/clientmqueue via systemd-tmpfiles. We don't want two different tools to claim responsibility for the permissions of these directories. Thus adjust the digests accordingly.
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The sendmail maintainer is uncooperative about cleaning up the permissions.d drop-in configuration files. Thus we simply anticipate the digests for the files we would like to see in the future, thereby forcing him to act and at the same time providing him a way to unblock himself.
The digests habe been calculated based on the following diffs:
Note that the files present in the
sendmail-susetarball in the package are different from the files installed in the RPM, because directory paths are replaced during build time. This diff is from a running current Tumbleweed installation.