Michael wrote:

> Forgot to mention ... how to read thru the conf.d files, which I won't
> have, unless I install them. :-) And if I've installed them, amavisd-new
> won't be working (at least not the way I need it to be configured),
> until after I've transferred all those settings and figured everything
> out. Hence the desire for the documentation on how to migrate to the
> new, Debian-specific way. (something about a "50-user" file, you said?
> It's the listing of things like that that I'm in need of)

So, if you want to stick with Debian, the best bet would be to have
the Debian file(s) configured and and ready to go prior to upgrading.

http://www200.pair.com/mecham/debian/2.4.0/

Debian's amavisd-new expects those files in /etc/amavis/conf.d

I suggest stopping amavisd-new, and to prevent dpkg
errors, rename amavisd.conf prior to upgrading.

Edit 15-content_filter_mode to enable spam and virus checks
(Debian disables them).

If you have the files in place prior to upgrading, remember not to
overwrite them during installation. The other obvious option would be
to copy your files over the top of the Debian files after the fact,
and reload amavisd-new.

Gary V



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