Place the following line in a file in the directory /etc/cron.d (works
in Suse linux, and probably all current linux distros)
/etc/cron.d/dspam_cleanups:
-- startfile
0 0 * * * dspam /usr/sbin/dspam_logrotate -a 30 -d /var/lib/dspam/data
-- endfile
the first dspam on that line tells crontab to run that command as the
user "dspam"
Derk.
David Rees wrote:
Since upgrading to 3.8.0 I've had problems with dspam_logrotate
changing permissions of the users's log files which is preventing
update of the logs when mail is delivered
I'm using postfix's mailbox_command to deliver mail, so dspam gets run
as the user, so the log files need to be owned by the user. After
running dspam_logrotate, the files are owned by root.
Anyone have a better way to handle this than by hacking a script
together to maintain the proper permissions and log file ownership?
-Dave
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