Amavisd is optional -- you can, if fact, configure cluebringer to either
incorporate it as part of running policyd or you can configure amavisd
completely separately (we do this). The clincher as to running policyd
(either version) is the main.cf file in postfix. You need something
like this at the top, because you want your rate limiting to kick in
prior to everything else:
smtpd_recipient_restrictions =
check_policy_service inet:127.0.0.1:10031
...
Sorry,m have not tried any of this under OS X, but it's all Linix-like,
so hard to imagine there'd be that much of a difference. Of course with
PHP, all sorts of odd things can happen. And, yes, DB issues are always
painful until you can get the connectivity established.
--Tobias
Jim Wright wrote:
> I've been running 1.82 for a long time, finally wanting to make the
> move to Cluebringer, but ran into some issues last night, and after a
> few hours of beating my head against the wall had to restore my system
> to get back in business. I'm going from memory here because the logs
> are no longer available.
>
> I followed the install doc, I had all of the required components
> installed that were listed, except for Mail::SPF, as I don't use SPF.
>
> The Install doc indicated that I should import the policyd.mysql file
> into a database called policyd, but the cluebringer.conf file listed
> the default database as 'cluebringer', so I did the import into that
> database instead, as my old policyd was still in place. That didn't
> seem like an issue, but might be something to change in the docs?
>
> My real issue was when I brought up the webui, the main page loaded,
> but anything beyond that brought up the dreaded "Error connecting to
> Policyd v2 DB: could not find driver" message. I know that PHP can
> talk to MySQL just fine (I run phpMyAdmin), and even reinstalled the
> other required drivers again just to be sure, but nothing got around
> that error.
>
>
> My second issue is that I don't run amavisd here currently, from the
> Install doc, it wasn't clear if this is a requirement or not? Is this
> what will now call cluebringer, rather than it running as a daemon?
>
>
> Thanks.
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