Ronald I. Nutter said: > Aug 25 07:22:43 samx2 amavisd[23078]: SpamControl: initializing > Mail::SpamAssassin > > Also, you can watch only SA related items by starting it with: amavisd > debug-sa > > Lastly, are you running amavisd in a chroot jail? If so did you > correctly setup all the chroot directories and copy the needed files > over? > > -matt > > Matt: > > Thanks for the reply: Will try the debug-sa. Looks like I have some > other reading to do. Not sure about running amavisd in a chroot jail. I > following the instructions in the Scott Henderson document and copied > files where indicated. > > Ron > [snip]
One of the ways you can check for chroot is by looking in the /etc/amavisd.conf file near the top for thisline: $daemon_chroot_dir = $MYHOME; Also, it should be listed in the amavisd debug output: Aug 25 07:22:43 samx2 amavisd[23078]: Net::Server: Chrooting to /var/amavis Aug 25 07:22:43 samx2 amavisd[23078]: Net::Server: Setting gid to "123 123" Aug 25 07:22:43 samx2 amavisd[23078]: Net::Server: Setting uid to "123" Aug 25 07:22:43 samx2 amavisd[23078]: Net::Server: Setting up serialization via flock Aug 25 07:22:43 samx2 amavisd[23078]: Found $file at (chroot: /var/amavis/) /usr/bin/file Aug 25 07:22:43 samx2 amavisd[23078]: No $arc, not using it Aug 25 07:22:43 samx2 amavisd[23078]: Found $gzip at (chroot: /var/amavis/) /usr/bin/gzip If you are running in chrooted mode, I would read through Mark's chroot readme: http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/README.chroot Now we are getting kinda far from SA, so it might be best to move over to the amavis users list ;) -matt
