Juan,
> > BDB no env: No such file or directory No such file or directory at
> > /usr/local/sbin/amavisd-agent line 150.
> > exited
>
> The error is due to amavisd ignoring my $db_home setting in
> amavisd.conf. It also ignores the command line '-D' switch.
>
> When hardcoding amavisd-agent then it runs fine. Bug?
>
> I installed the amavisd-new-2.5.4 binary by source.
Indeed the $db_home is hardcoded into amavisd-agent
(and into amavisd-nanny). These are two simple utilities,
and are oblivious of the amavisd.conf file. If you change
$MYHOME or $db_home in amavisd.conf from a default value,
you'd need to change $db_home also in amavisd-agent and in
amavisd-nanny. It's a bit ugly, but I didn't want to drag
the complexity of config files into both utilities.
The defaults on a distributed package do match however:
amavisd:
$MYHOME = '/var/amavis';
$db_home = "$MYHOME/db";
amavisd-agent:
my($db_home) =
defined $ENV{'AMAVISD_DB_HOME'} ? $ENV{'AMAVISD_DB_HOME'}
: '/var/amavis/db';
The AMAVISD_DB_HOME environment variable as introduced
by 2.6.0 into amavisd-agent and into amavisd-nanny offers
some flexibility, so that one does not need to directly
modify both utilities if $db_home is not at its default.
> Not sure what I'm supposed to be seeing here.
>
> My mail log shows
>
> amavis[9890]: (09890-01) OS_fingerprint: 72.0.206.213 -1 OpenBSD
> 3.0-3.9 (up: 4670 hrs), (distance 8, link: unknown-1464)
>
> and amavisd-agent output is a repetition of [...]
Leave amavisd running for a while for a couple of spam messages
to be processed. Then, by the end of each repeated block
written by amavisd-agent there should be a section like:
virus.byOS.Windows-2000 334 5/h 74.6 % (ContentVirusMsgs)
virus.byOS.Windows-XP 59 1/h 13.2 % (ContentVirusMsgs)
virus.byOS.Windows-XP/2000 26 0/h 5.8 % (ContentVirusMsgs)
virus.byOS.UNKNOWN 22 0/h 4.9 % (ContentVirusMsgs)
virus.byOS.Windows-98 6 0/h 1.3 % (ContentVirusMsgs)
virus.byOS.NetBSD 1 0/h 0.2 % (ContentVirusMsgs)
spam.byOS.UNKNOWN 102016 1513/h 43.6 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Windows-2000 92873 1377/h 39.7 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Linux 16079 238/h 6.9 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Windows-XP/2000 5705 85/h 2.4 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Solaris 1899 28/h 0.8 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Windows-98 681 10/h 0.3 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Windows-NT 101 1/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Windows-SP3 64 1/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.NetCache 51 1/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.OpenBSD 47 1/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.NetBSD 41 1/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.HP-UX 38 1/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.CacheFlow 31 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Windows-95b 22 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Novell 18 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Google 16 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Windows-95 12 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.FreeBSD 7 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Windows-XP 5 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.AIX 5 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.BSD/OS 5 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.IRIX 3 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Tru64 3 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.OpenVMS 2 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.MYNETWORKS 2 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Sony 2 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.QNX 2 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Eagle 2 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.MacOS 2 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Checkpoint 1 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.PocketPC 1 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Windows-2003 1 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.Redline 1 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.SCO 1 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
spam.byOS.RISC 1 0/h 0.0 % (ContentSpamMsgs)
ham.byOS.Linux 3208 48/h 32.7 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.MYNETWORKS 1341 20/h 13.7 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.UNKNOWN 869 13/h 8.9 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.Windows-2000 839 12/h 8.6 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.FreeBSD 765 11/h 7.8 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.Solaris 471 7/h 4.8 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.OpenBSD 66 1/h 0.7 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.Windows-XP 40 1/h 0.4 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.HP-UX 25 0/h 0.3 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.Windows-98 21 0/h 0.2 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.Windows-2003 20 0/h 0.2 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.Tru64 12 0/h 0.1 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.Windows-XP/2000 6 0/h 0.1 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.Novell 3 0/h 0.0 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.NetBSD 3 0/h 0.0 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.AIX 2 0/h 0.0 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.NetCache 2 0/h 0.0 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
ham.byOS.Google 1 0/h 0.0 % (ContentCleanMsgs)
Btw, since 2.6.0 the amavisd-agent and amavisd-nanny recognize options -c
and -w, so if you just want a single report you could use 'amavisd-agent -c 1'
Usage: /usr/local/sbin/amavisd-agent [-c <count>] [-w <wait-interval>]
Mark
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