Being suspicious of the single quotes, I changed them to double -- it didn't complain either way -- but it caused no change in behavior. I also confirmed there are no other instances where these variables are being set in the file.
Doesn't matter in this case. The rule in perl is that single quote strings are not inspected for variables; whereas double quotes are. E.g:
$a = "foo";
print 'Value: $a\n';
print "Value: $a\n";
will output:
Value: $a
Value: foo
But that doesn't solve your problem, does it? ;-)
Send me your /etc/amavisd.conf (or /usr/local/etc/amavisd.conf -- you're not editing the wrong one, right?) off-list and I will diff it against our production one. There's something screwy somewhere in here, because it literally worked right out of the tarfile for us -- no modifications were necessary. And just for sanity, off-list again, exact amavisd-new version, courier version, perl -v, and os variant. (We're running fine on amavisd-new-20030616-p7, courier 0.44.2-1.7.3, perl 5.6.1, Rh 7.3)
best, Jeff
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