I saw that magic command "strings... " from some webpage and executed at
my server
# strings `which maildrop` | grep maildroprc
/etc/maildroprc
Error opening /etc/maildroprc.
/etc/maildroprcs/
So it seems to be there at the right place.
Timothy.
Devin Rubia wrote:
On Wed, Apr 12, 2006 at 05:52:55PM +0400, Timothy Ha wrote:
Hello,
I have installed the vanilla maildrop 2.0.2 from www.courier-mta.org in
RHEL3
My postfix configuration passes email through maildrop.
I have spamassasin and clamassasin installed. They do work in command
line, when I pass an email from stdin and get results on stdout (a
modified email).
But it seems maildrop is not making use of /etc/maildroprc at all
Otherwise, it would have blocked viruses, and at least insert a header
field "X-Filter-Agent:"
My config is below. Permissions on maildroprc is root:root with 644.
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2752 Mar 27 18:41 /etc/maildroprc
maildrop is running as user vmail, from /etc/postfix/master.cf
What can be the problem here?
Please help. Thanks.
Please run:
strings `which maildrop` | grep maildroprc
That should tell you where maildrop is looking for the maildroprc file.
It could be in /etc/mail/maildroprc, for instance.
Also:
man maildrop
may tell you where is should be as the manpages are built using the
./configure settings.
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