On Saturday 26 June 2004 08:22 am, Stephen Gran wrote:
> The postinstall script adds an entry for clamav: root to /etc/aliases,
> and then since at least sendmail needs it, it runs newaliases afterwards.
> Apparently on your system, at least, newaliases is wrapper that calls
> /var/qmail/bin/qmail-newu. I am trying to dicover how to avoid that,
> while still having it do the right thing for other MTA's. qmail is not
> officially supported by Debian, but so many people use it that I would
> like to make life easy for them with the same packages.
just check for qmail installed on the system via the package system (is that
possible?) and if so, echo '&root' > /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-clamav ... that
is.. if the clamav user doesn't have an actual home directory, that it owns,
otherwise qmail won't look at ~alias.
-Jeremy
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