Tony, Looking at the script, it seems to force the value of $mail to the specific user and then passes that variable to dspam. i.e. it is not getting the value of $mail from dspam.
-Jason > Jason Axley skrev, on 05-02-2008 07:44: > >> Excellent! Thanks for some more eyes on this. I'll take a look over >> the next couple days. I think what he is seeing is the underlying bug >> that is causing NULL to be passed to the driver for the group name from >> the CTX. The patch I provided fixes some of the logic to not fail >> entirely; previously the getpwnam() call probably returned NULL so the >> whole thing blew up. At least now you get some useful information. >> >> Tony -- what is your retraining mail config that results in those args >> passed to dspam? > > I run a cron job every so often that goes something like what's attached > - that's for my test machine where people have Maildir in their $HOME > directories; on my production machines Maildir is in a dedicated > /home/vmail/$OU/$UID hierarchy. > > Best, > > --Tonni > > -- > Tony Earnshaw > Email: tonni at hetnet dot nl > > > !DSPAM:4,47a80b8336671718321305! >
