Just wanted to mentioned that I figured out what the issue was with
getting spamd to work with razor. I had started spamd using the -L option. Once I did not use -L it worked. The reason I used -L was that I had seen it used in many examples for startup scripts. Oh, I also set username=spamfilter and pointed -H to spamfilter home directory when I started spamd, but the -L thing was what was killing me. thanks, -Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Thu, 6 Nov 2003, Peter Buonora wrote:Ok, I am running on Solaris 8, latest version of Spamassassin, perl 5.8.For some reason when using the 'spamassassin' executable, razor works. When I try to switch over to spamc/spamd everything works except razor. There isnt even anything in the logs referring to razor. I am running spamd with the -H option and in debug mode. I even tested just from the command line as the same user. Here are the results from the exact same email. Any help appreciated.It's probably either a permissions or a path issue. 'spamd' does not run as user "root". It runs as the user that you have specified on the command line with the "-u username" option or as "nobody" if you didn't specifiy. On the machine running spamd, 'su' to the appropriate user and try testing again, do a: "spamassassin --lint -D" See what that shows you about razor. Dave |
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