Re: query-pr -F ## / dbconfig

[Milan Zamazal]

>>>>> "TP" == TheDamn Project <address@hidden> writes:

    TP> I have also confirmed that:
 
    TP> $ query-pr -F ##
 
    TP> works for 'root', but no other users can perform that (it simply
    TP> gives newlines [2 or 3] when the PR # exists, otherwise it says
    TP> it doesn't exist)

If it works for superuser, it is almost for certain a permission
problem.  Check whether the users can access (e.g. via `cat') the PR
files in the database directory.

If you want to restrict read access there, the best way is to use an
access through gnatsd (`query-pr --host ...' etc.) or you can setuid
gnats the query-pr binary.

Regards,

Milan Zamazal

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