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The idea here is to run:
% ./check-permissions.sh
It checks the various alias files configured in /etc/mail/sendmail.cf for :include: files, and for .forward files with bogus permissions. All such file will be reported to stdout, with a note about what modes are set incorrectly. No output means no problem.

Note: you can give arguments of user names or the single word ALL, in which case those users (or all users) will be checked for .forward files, rather than the default of just checking the current user.

Download the shell script.

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