>> Does opendkim really need execute permissions for access?
>
> Yes, everything does. That's standard filesystem permission behaviour.
> The man page for the chmod command may provide more details on your
> system.
Man chmod reads that the x bit is require for execute or search for directories.
I don't understand why the directory needs the x bit set in order to open a file contained therein as read only?
I don't suppose the how and why really matters as the problem is solved, but I am interested why it needed the x :)
Stephen
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