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On Wed, 12 Dec 2007, Johannes Berg wrote:
Hmm, mine doesn't check the "From:" header line but rather the envelope
sender which we don't set (so the local user should be used)
Real sendmail is not interessted in the mail data, but envelope data onl
> Actual sendmail only lets the trusted users send mail with a different "from"
> than the user running the command. So if user "x" is trying to send something
> but trying to say it is from user "y" (maybe postmaster), sendmail won't
> allow
> it unless user "x" is in trusted users.
Hmm, min
on 12/12/2007 9:18 AM Johannes Berg spake the following:
does the anti-spam plugin run as a non-root user?
yes, it always runs as the user you're logged in as.
Or dovecot?
Mostly not.
Maybe you need to add that user to trusted users in sendmail. It works from
commandline because root is a
> does the anti-spam plugin run as a non-root user?
yes, it always runs as the user you're logged in as.
> Or dovecot?
Mostly not.
> Maybe you need to add that user to trusted users in sendmail. It works from
> commandline because root is already a trusted user.
Interesting, my exim's sendma
Hi,
Can you maybe insert some debug() statements, e.g.
debug("%s %s", sendmail_binary, dest);
before
dup2(mailfd, 0);
in mailtrain.c
johannes
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on 12/12/2007 6:52 AM Justin Refice spake the following:
Jim-
Thanks for the advice, but that didn't quite work. It's worth noting that
if I call sendmail manually, the message goes through w/o a problem. It
only seems to be when the antispam plugin calls sendmail that we run into a
problem...
Jim-
Thanks for the advice, but that didn't quite work. It's worth noting that
if I call sendmail manually, the message goes through w/o a problem. It
only seems to be when the antispam plugin calls sendmail that we run into a
problem...
-J
On 12/10/07, Jim Horner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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On Monday 10 December 2007 15:10:05 Justin Refice wrote:
> > And that's it. I never hear from the plugin again, regardless of how
> > many times I create/delete the SPAM folder, or how many times I move/copy
> > into/out of the folder. The plugin is basically silent.
> > I don't see the mails b
Just to get more information...
If I change the email accounts in dovecot.conf from [EMAIL PROTECTED] to my
own personal account (hosted off-site), the emails ARE getting forwarded.
If I go into the console and do "cat | /usr/sbin/sendmail
[EMAIL PROTECTED]" then dspam DOES detect and properly r
I'm trying to setup DSPAM training using the mail-sending backend of the
Antispam filter, unfortunately, things don't appear to be working.
I've compiled it against the debian etch dovecot libraries, and the plugin
itself builds, and doesn't report any errors when running. As a matter of
fact, it
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