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superuser access to aliases database file

I have written a python milter which needs to read the email aliases
database (a dbhash file). Unfortunately this file is owned by root. I
assume that this is for security reasons. I am told that I shouldn't run
my milter as root, also for security reasons.

Is there a simple, secure way to read this file?
Jul 18 '05 #1
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