On Sat, Jan 26, 2002 at 08:02:40PM +0000, Bryan Ross wrote: > Hi, > > Just finished getting SpamAssassin/Razor working with Courier-MTA, > everything seems to work okay, except my virtual hosting setup seems to > cause problems with user-preferences and the whitelist facility. > > My maildirs are stored in /mail/<domain>/<user>/Maildir, and are all owned > by the 'mail' user/group. Incidently, the mail user has homedir '/mail'. > > So, I have the 'spamd' daemon running as user 'mail', and I use courier's > filtering capabilities to run all incoming mail through 'spamc'. > > My problems come when I try to access files in the User's home > directories, either for a per-user configuration file, or a per-user > whitelist. Basically, 'spamd' tries to write to /mail/.spammassassin/* - > the home directory of the 'mail' user. Im assuming it's looking up its > homedirectory from the password file, and getting the wrong answer. > > Courier sets $HOME to the home directory of the recipient, so is there a > way I can get 'spamd' to use that instead? >
I have a similar problem. I run spamd as root, and until now, didn't have a .spamassassin dir, so the auto whitelist rule thing didn't work. Should spamd either a) make the dir, or b) use a tmp dir or other user config dir. -- Duncan Findlay _______________________________________________ Spamassassin-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/spamassassin-talk
