A colleague of mine who uses bash (I use zsh even as root) restarted qpsmtpd-forkserver a few days ago, and we found that some plugins (virus/clamav and one I wrote) terminated with a fatal plugin error after that, because exec (I think) considers BASH_ENV tainted.
So my current list of environment variables which should be unset before
starting qpsmtpd-forkserver is:
PERL_UNICODE
LANG
LC_TIME
LC_ALL
BASH_ENV
This is starting to get a bit cumbersome. Maybe it's better to clean out
all environment variables except those that we need?
hp
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