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1#!/bin/sh --
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21#
22
23# Check :include: aliases (in files configured in sendmail.cf) and .forward
24# files to make sure the files and their parent directory paths all have
25# proper permissions.  And check the master alias file(s) too.
26#
27# See http://www.sendmail.org/vendor/sun/migration.html#Security for details.
28#
29# Copyright 2006 Sun Microsystems, Inc.  All rights reserved.
30# Use is subject to license terms.
31#
32# %W% (Sun) %G%
33# ident	"%Z%%M%	%I%	%E% SMI"
34
35PATH=/bin
36
37# Check the group- and world-writable bits on the given file.
38
39analyze() {
40	case "`ls -Lldn $1`" in
41		?????w??w?*)
42			echo $2: $1 is group and world writable
43			bogus_dirs=true ;;
44		????????w?*)
45			echo $2: $1 is world writable
46			bogus_dirs=true ;;
47		?????w????*)
48			echo $2: $1 is group writable
49			bogus_dirs=true ;;
50	esac
51}
52
53# Break down the given file name into its components, and call analyze with
54# each of them.  E.g., an argument of /usr/local/aliases/foo.list would call
55# analyze in turn with arguments:
56# * /usr/local/aliases/foo.list
57# * /usr/local/aliases
58# * /usr/local
59# * /usr
60
61break_down() {
62	for j in `echo $1 | \
63		awk '{
64			n = split($0, parts, "/");
65			for (i = n; i >= 2; i--){
66				string = "";
67				for (j = 2; j <= i; j++){
68					string = sprintf("%s/%s", string, parts[j]);
69				}
70				print string
71			}
72		}'` "/"
73	do
74		analyze $j $1
75	done
76}
77
78config=/etc/mail/sendmail.cf
79bogus_dirs=false
80
81afl1=`grep "^OA" $config | sed 's/^OA//' | sed 's/,/ /g' | sed 's/.*://'`
82afl2=`grep "^O AliasFile=" $config | sed 's/^O AliasFile=//' | \
83    sed 's/,/ /g' | sed 's/.*://'`
84
85# These should be OK themselves, but other packages may have screwed up the
86# permissions on /etc or /etc/mail .  And best to check in case non-standard
87# alias paths are used.
88
89break_down $afl1 $afl2
90
91# Find all valid :include: files used in alias files configured in sendmail.cf
92
93for i in `sed 's/^[#].*$//' $afl1 $afl2 | \
94	grep :include: | \
95	sed 's/.*:include://' | \
96	sed 's/,.*$//'`
97do
98	break_down $i
99done
100
101# Check .forward files as well.  If the argument "ALL" is given, do it for
102# everyone.  If no argument to the script is given, just do it for the current
103# user.  O/w, do it for all arguments.
104
105if [ $# -eq 0 ] ; then
106	arg=`id | nawk -F'(' '{n = split($2,id,")"); print id[1]}'`
107elif [ $1 = "ALL" ] ; then
108	arg=""
109else
110	arg="$*"
111fi
112
113for i in `getent passwd $arg | nawk -F: '{print $6}'`
114do
115	if [ -f $i/.forward ] ; then
116		break_down $i/.forward
117	fi
118done
119
120$bogus_dirs || echo "No unsafe directories found."
121