Found the solution to my particular problem. It was two-fold.
First was to get amavisd chrooted by the most direct method.
that was accomplished by:
# mkdir -p /var/amavisd/var
# ln -s / /var/amavisd/var/amavisd
Then some proof-reading of my config files located the 2nd error in
/etc/mail/spamas
Daniel J. Andrea II wrote:
Well, I've had SpamAssassin running for a long time now and really
liked how it's working, except for one thing. I've NEVER had the
Bayes part working in my install. :-/
I've got it installed on a Redhat 9 box. It appears that the bayes
database is being updated by SA
