From: "Rainer Sokoll" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On Fri, Jan 07, 2005 at 11:59:50AM -0000, bubba wrote:
Are you sure that the user calling procmail is the same user you are
if
you
run spamc from the command line?
When I run spamc from the command line, I've done so as root. I take it
I
need to change the permission of spamc?
If the user wants to run spamc, obviously spamc must be excecutable for the user. Here, spamc has 555 (-r-xr-xr-x), owned by root. I am pretty sure that these are the default permissions set by "make install". So, if your permissions differ, there must be a reason why. Anyway: to test whatever software, it is wise to switch to the user who will run this software.
I'm idly speculating here that he is running with something like postfix in its chroot jail. If so how would the /usr/bin/spamc be found? Wouldn't he have to put a copy in the chroot jail's directory?
{^_^}
If postfix hands the mail to procmail but procmail can't hand to spamc, it has nothing to do with postfix...chroot or not.
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