> At 04:13 AM 6/7/2005, Phibee Network operation Center wrote: > >Hi > > > >i small question on SPamAssassin 3.0.3: > > > >Jun 7 10:07:07 gw spamd[3329]: connection from gw.srv2.schevingt.org > >[127.0.0.1] at port 45929 > >Jun 7 10:07:07 gw spamd[3329]: handle_user: unable to find user > >'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'! > >Jun 7 10:07:07 gw spamd[3329]: Still running as root: user not specified > >with -u, not found, or set to root. Fall back to nobody. > > > >For all emails that he receive, he see if i can find the account on the > >localhost, but this is > >a relay and he don't have account, he sent to another mail server .... > > > >where is the option for he don't search all user into pam ? (i don't use > >personal user rules) > > > Spamassassin doesn't ever search for users. Period. However, if you pass > the -u parameter to spamc, it will try to use that user. > > So, if you don't want SA to try to setuid to momo.Octopo, don't pass that > user to spamc -u. >
I believe the mailertable contains the answer to all his questions. Which would make it most definitely not a SA problem, but I'll try and help. On top of the missing user, I believe sendmail is attempting to deliver locally. What he needs to do, is configure an entry in mailertable (usually /etc/mail/mailertable). For example: #mailer table example(!) entry Microsoft.com esmtp:[10.100.10.5] ...would then forward all messages this gateway receives, that are addressed to (someone)@microsoft.com, to an SMTP server at address 10.100.10.5. This is similar to the configuration I use to forward mail from linux email gateways to an exchange server on the LAN. Don't forget to re-make the mailertable file: [EMAIL PROTECTED] mail]# makemap hash mailertable.db < mailertable Hopefully I understood your problem correctly :) Thanks, Jon Dossey DELTA HEALTH GROUP
