$unix_socketname = "/usr/lib/courier/var/allfilters/amavisd"; $unix_socket_protocol = 'courier';
Being suspicious of the single quotes, I changed them to double -- it didn't complain either way -- but it caused no change in behavior. I also confirmed there are no other instances where these variables are being set in the file.
Bill
Jeff Potter wrote:
If anything, startup behavior -- despite what I've read about Unix sockets needing to be purged each time manually -- seems to be quite normal. So I just need to figure out why amavisd seems not to play nicely with courierfilter and I think I'll have this running quite smoothly. :-)
No wrapper needed -- just make sure you have amavisd configured such that it knows it's playing with Courier (search for '$unix_socket_protocol' in amavisd.conf and make sure it's set to 'courier'). Amavisd knows to look for and close the appropriate file handle.
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