Tom Predmore said: > I am having an issue with Q-S passing the user qscand to SA. I have read > all docs that I could find on this issue and triple check all configs, I > think. > > This is the output from SA. It shows it uses the qscand user all the > time for user-pref lookups. > > Sep 23 23:29:09 mail2 spamd[13132]: debug: retrieving prefs for qscand > from SQL server > Sep 23 23:43:46 mail2 spamd[13292]: debug: retrieving prefs for qscand > from SQL server > Sep 23 23:46:40 mail2 spamd[13347]: debug: retrieving prefs for qscand > from SQL server > Sep 23 23:48:25 mail2 spamd[13374]: debug: retrieving prefs for qscand > from SQL server > Sep 23 23:48:28 mail2 spamd[13386]: debug: retrieving prefs for qscand > from SQL server > Sep 23 23:49:27 mail2 spamd[13409]: debug: retrieving prefs for qscand > from SQL server > Sep 23 23:52:09 mail2 spamd[13430]: debug: retrieving prefs for qscand > from SQL server > > My configs are > Qmail > Vpopmail5.3.27 > SA 2.60 > Q-S 1.20RC3 > RedHat9 > MySQL3..23.27 > > Thanks, > Tom
>From an earlier thread: Aaah, I forgot. It's a simple bug in the newly introduced code. Look into sub-spamassassin.pl; you'll find this code block: #Cleanup $one_recip so it's usable from the commandline... #any char that isn't supported to changed into an '_' ($cmdline_recip=$one_recip)=~s/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/_/gi; $cmdline_recip=~/^([EMAIL PROTECTED])$/; $cmdline_recip=tolower($1); Change the fourth line (remove the second circumflex) to: $cmdline_recip=~/^([EMAIL PROTECTED])$/; Then re-configure qmail-scanner and check if it works. This should solve the problem. It did for me. ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Qmail-scanner-general mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/qmail-scanner-general
