Tried that, to the same result. I set DEBUG to 101, but it didn't seem to output anything different.
Anything else I can try before I rebuild perl for suid? Thanks for your help. On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 3:40 AM, Salvatore Toribio<tori...@pusc.it> wrote: > At 1:41 -0400 2-07-2009, Nicholas DeMarinis wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >> I've just installed qmail-scanner-2.06 on top of netqmail-1.06. Q-S >> has successfully detected clamd 0.93.3 and spamd (fast) 3.2.5. It >> _appears_ to be functioning well when sending and receiving plain text >> email, but I find the following if I test the installation with >> test_insallation.sh, or attempted to replicate it with an attachment >> or something similar that would invoke clamd, I find the following: >> >> test_installation.sh: >> Sending standard test message - no viruses... >> done! >> > >> Thu, 02 Jul 2009 00:40:20 EDT:24660: --output of clamdscan was: >> /var/spool/qscan/tmp/my-hostname124650962056624660: Access denied. ERROR >> -- > > Hi > > It seems to me a permission problem. There is something new in 2.06, as you > are running clamav as qscand it shouldn't be the cause of the problem, but > who knows. I have never tried the wrapper and it seems that many people has > issues with it. > > You can try to modify qmail-scanner-queue.pl, search for: > > #Now ensure the permissions are opened up to 0740 > my $xchmod=`chmod -R 740 . 2>&1`; > > And change it to (suggested as bug by P-O Yliniemi): > > my $xchmod=`chmod -R 750 . 2>&1`; > > You can also set DEBUG to 101 and see what are the permissions inside > /var/spool/qscand/tmp > > Regards > > ST > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Qmail-scanner-general mailing list Qmail-scanner-general@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/qmail-scanner-general
