Here is our setup...
2 inbound mail servers solaris running sendmail, one primary one
secondary. Secondary has all users inboxes NFS mounted to the primary
and 4 imap/pop servers.
If I crank up spamd/spamc things start to bog down greatly.. I never see
but one spamd/spamc process at a time b
I'm having a problem with spamd and logging Here is my startup line
on my mail system running solaris 8:
OPTIONS="-d -a -L --max-children=50
--siteconfigpath=/opt/mail/spamassassin --syslog=local1"
I did have it set to use the default facility and it worked for a while
then just stopped after
would spamd use a network connection for the logging and not just
directly call syslog to write local like everything else I have logging
on the system?
See-ya
Mitch
On Mon, 2003-11-10 at 10:49, Mitchell Baker wrote:
> I'm having a problem with spamd and logging Here is my startup line
Question about where spamassassin gets the UID for creation of the
.spamassassin dir and the .lock files in there.. They are being created
with the UID of 32766.. This is causing unlock issues since they can't
be deleted... Where is this UID coming from? can it be changed?
See-ya
Mitch
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I am wanting to setup that any message from systems within our domain
don't get sent to spamd... I have the following in the /etc/procmailrc
file:
:0:
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
${DEFAULT}
# From system.rose-hulman.edu
:0:
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
${DEFAULT}
#
This seems to work most of the time we when cer
What I want to do is skip an message that originates from our domain...
I have the following in the /etc/procmailrcfile:
:0:
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
${DEFAULT}
# From system.rose-hulman.edu
:0:
* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
${DEFAULT}
#
This seems to work most of the time we when certain messages have
rose-hul
