I get this on startup with the current version of spampd:
Starting spam checking proxy daemon: spampd
util: cannot untaint path: "REF(0x8c6d024)/bayes"
util: cannot untaint path: "REF(0x8c6d024)"
util: cannot untaint path: "REF(0x8c6d024)"
pyzor: check failed: internal error
util: cannot untaint path: "REF(0x8c6d024)"
util: cannot untaint path: "REF(0x8c6d024)/auto-whitelist"
util: cannot untaint path: "REF(0x8c6d024)/auto-whitelist.lock.HOSTNAME.23429"
auto-whitelist: open of auto-whitelist file failed: \
locker: safe_lock: cannot create tmp lockfile \
REF(0x8c6d024)/auto-whitelist.lock.HOSTNAME.23429 \
for REF(0x8c6d024)/auto-whitelist.lock: \
No such file or directory
(I replaced the host's name with HOSTNAME above.)
Dropping back to 2.30-16 fixes it.
The home directory looks to be called w/o a deref, yes?
Thanks for packaging spampd; I find that it gets the job done better
than the alternatives for using spamassassin.
-JimC
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