hi! No, that is not the problem. I did a fresh installation on a redhat 7.3 system (again). It is strange that i have the same problems i had 4 months ago. I really have no clue....
I even tried setting the suid as root for razor-check, razor-client and even spamassassin.....but nothing worked. By the way...this time i am using spamassassin 2.55. doesn't make a difference though... > My only suggestion would be to check for two copies of razor, one in > /usr/bin and one in /usr/local/bin. > > If you execute razor-check as a non-root user, /usr/local/bin will be in > the path, and will precede /usr/bin. > > However, Spamassassin may not be including that path, and may wind up > executing a different version of razor (presumably an old one from before > some upgrades you may have made). > > Otherwise, there is nothing different about the spamassassin code that > could actualy prevent a network connection. > > > Oh, and as a side note, be wary of using sa 2.53 on a production box. bug > 1589 causes a bug where spammers can effectively whitelist themselves with > a carefully constructed email.
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