(procmail is used for local delivery, sendmail for everything else)
ok, so I have a /etc/procmailrc file with only:
:0fw
| spamc
in it and spamd running as: "spamd -d -c -a -F 0" but still no
X-Spam-Status header is added to my mail.
Greg Ward wrote:
>On 18 March 2002, Jeff Bacon said:
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>>I
ok, I tried setting /root/.spamassassin/* including subdirs as rw by ALL
and setting thier group membership to 'mail' (same as my mail user who
spamd is running as) still get:
Mar 19 11:56:08 bacon spamd[22447]: connection from localhost [
127.0.0.1 ] at port 45093
Mar 19 11:56:08 bacon spamd[
Why does the spamd have to access a dir on /root? Wouldn't it make more
sense (and be more secure) to have it access (for example)
/usr/share/spamassassin/default_prefs or something?
Ed Kasky wrote:
> Is the path navigable by the group "mail". ie: both /root and
> /root/.spamassassin/ as wel
if you use the -u option on spamd when you start it you can specify the
username it will run as. By default, it runs a root and does a setuid()
call to the user who invokes spamc. I use Red Hat and the init script
that comes with spamd to start it. I just added "-u mail" (mail is me
sendmai
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