Ok, I have done everything withing my power to figure this out. I
got one thing fixed so that the libmilter lowercases the username
prior to passing it to spamd which fixed one problem. The
patch is listed below. (I know, my C sucks but it works... :)
The other issue appears to be beyond my C++
n the exim FAQ
(http://www.exim.org/FAQ.html#TOC65)
I'm guessing that exim is still running as root at the time it calls spamc (i.e.
it hasn't gone into it's 'local delivery' mode yet). Can you configure Exim to call
the spamc later in the delivery process?
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Corw
On Thu, May 23, 2002 at 05:26:26PM +0100, John Horne wrote:
> On 23-May-2002 at 15:38:32 Corwin Grey wrote:
> No, we run spamc from the Exim MTA, however I think your statements are
> still applicable in as much as the MTA will run as root.
I'm not very familiar with Exim. Does Ex
nths ago and I don't think I was able
to focus on a project at all for about a month beforehand (and afterwards).
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Corwin Grey, MCP
Application Development
Network Engineering
Network Operations Services
http://www.techtell.com
nt). The log
message is actually a result of the global procmail running as root. The DROPPRIVS=yes
will force it to run as the user that will be receiving the local delivery of
the message.
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Corwin Grey, MCP
Application Development
Network Engineering
Networ
