Spamd was started from root, as there's a socket permission problem when trying to start it as anything else.
Amavis is started as root, and then changes to "amavis". I am not running in chroot right now as far as I know. On October 28, 2004 03:09 pm, Mark Martinec wrote: > Mathieu, > > > Indeed, spamd starts and behold, I've got uridnsbl, hashcash and spf > > modules being loaded. > > It seems amavis is the culprit, at least in the way it's loading (or not > > loading) modules. > > When you are comparing SA debug as called from amavisd-new, > and log from spamd or spamassasin -D, make sure you run both > from the same user. The amavisd changes uid to vscan (or to amavis > or whatever you have configured). > > The @INC is not modifier by amavisd-new. > Btw, are you running in chroot? > > Mark -- Mathieu Nantel, RHCE - Systems Manager Ecopia BioSciences Inc. (514) 336-2724 x434
