On October 28, 2004 03:50 pm, Mark Martinec wrote: > Mathieu, > > > 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". > > So try it with a command line spamassassin, e.g.: > > # su amavis -c 'spamassassin -D < 0.txt'
This works and loads the uridnsbl, hashcash & SPF modules. Amavis sounds quite like the guilty part... > > and compare the result with what you get from 'amavisd debug-sa'. > Pay special attention to paths and SA config files used. > > Btw, you are brave to run it all under Perl 5.8.0. > The 5.8.2 or later would contribute to a less buggy environment. Yes, I have read a comment to that effect. That machine will become Linux based shortly, effectively being reinstalled with the latest Perl, so I'm not going to invest too much time in it. I just thought I would give it a try right away. > > Mark -- Mathieu Nantel, RHCE - Systems Manager Ecopia BioSciences Inc. (514) 336-2724 x434
