I was a binary program called MPP that is used to in conjunction with
scanners to filter email. I found out that the actual binary calls it
up and can't be changed without a recompile... that's as far as I got
so far anyways...
later
On 25-Oct-05, at 4:50 PM, Matt Kettler wrote:
Roland C
Roland Corrigal wrote:
> OK, I found out what was starting it now. Thanks for all your help! I
> had to grep all of 'usr' to find it..
>
Was it Some kind of script in /usr/local/etc/? or was it something weirder than
that? ("Enquiring minds want to know!")
OK, I found out what was starting it now. Thanks for all your help! I
had to grep all of 'usr' to find it..
On 25-Oct-05, at 4:22 PM, Roland Corrigal wrote:
That's the funny thing...
There is no direct 'spamassassin' or 'spamd' script in the init
directory, and I did do a "grep -r spamd /
That's the funny thing...
There is no direct 'spamassassin' or 'spamd' script in the init
directory, and I did do a "grep -r spamd /etc/" and it didn't find it
anywhere relevant. I installed it from Perl. It's seems to be somehow
starting up with 'amavisd'. I've searched all of those files
On most sites it starts via /etc/init.d/spamassassin or /etc/init.d/spamd.
However, it could be started via anything.
It all depends on how it was set up. I can hand-hack a startup for it into
almost anything in the whole bootup if I wanted, and if it's been hand-hacked
you might just need to do a
Sorry for another email, I meant.. "can't find how it starts up"
Thanks again,
RC
Where do I change the user that spamd starts up with... I searched
all my startup scripts and can find how it even starts up.
Thanks,
RC
