*trim*
2005-12-09 13:42:12 IR92YC-0007MF-2Z spam acl condition: Resource
temporarily unavailable on spamd socket
ACK. While it looks as if something is there 'ahead of it' when that triggers,
I suspect that 'execute' as well as 'rw' is needed at startup as the
daemon runing as amavisd:amavisd tries to remove old and create new
socket, (as is normally done - think about invocation after abnormal
system shutdown/restart...).
This would be blocked by prior presence of the socket with
root:wheel ownership.
What happens if you create the socket in the first place as owned by
amavisd:amavisd?
And/or (temporarily) grant 'x' as well as 'rw' to all comers for
testing? (not otherwise a good idea...)
I've played with permissions a little bit, but I don't think the
source of the problem is related to it. Permissions are not changing
irregularly or unexpectedly.
I have captured a few email that actually triggers the problem. I can
cut and paste it into a new email body and it will trigger the same
symptom again. I'm far from a solution or even knowing what is really
going on, but I have a "feeling" that (Content-Length mismatch) is
language or character set problems, or the reading of them.
My current SA version (3.1.0) functions perfectly with Exim 4.51. Any
newer version of Exim will produce this problem on my system
irrelevant of what version of SA I'm using. Maybe it's a potential
bug in Exim, but I couldn't tell.
*trim*
SA has its own mechanism(s) for per-domain or per-user settings.
Those too can be ~SQL-driven, and might provide a less problematic solution.
Any link would be appreciated provided the method is during acl and
not in the router section.
*trim*
BTW - I don't need a 'cc:' - it is giving me two copies of your notes...
Sorry Bill. Habit of cc-ing to the list. I appreciate your help in
looking for a solution to my server problem. At this point I've
switched back to Exim 4.51.
I'll continue testing on a newer version outside of production.
George
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