Thiago Henrique, > The problem occurs when the Amavis execute /usr/bin/uptime to validate > the pid file. It tries access the /proc of the uptime, but the user > "amavis" don't have permission to this. > > I guess this is a noted error, but it's hidden in /etc/init.d/amavisd: > [...] Anyway, I don't know how I solve this :(
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