[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rick Macdougall wrote:
Is there maybe a way to work around it using su -c "spamd -L -x -d -m 10" spamc ? Or does that stop binding, or children from propagating?
Hi,
That won't work since non-root users can't bind to ports below 1024.
What about su -c "spamd -L -x -d -m 10 -p 1025" spamc Just as a workaround until they fix the bug
Hi,
That might well work, or it may not, since I haven't had a chance to debug the code and see what it's trying to do but I don't really want to have to change 20 spamc servers to connect to a different port on the spamd server :)
It's not a big issue to me, because running spamd with the -D flag seems to overcome the limitations of writing to the bayes files if they are owned by root or the -u user. Only thing that doesn't work for me right now is my sa-learn --spam stuff since it runs as the -u user, not as root.
Regards,
Rick
