"Paul Fielding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ok, so I suck. When desperate you start doing desparate things, so I started > reverting configurations to see where things change. And I discovered that I > wasn't using split configuration on exim. That explains alot. :) > > SOOooooo...... > > Now, dspam gets called by exim, but it barfs with: > > Oct 10 20:03:13 hildegard dspam[14751]: Unable to open file for reading: > /etc/dspam/dspam.d//mysql.conf: Permission denied > Oct 10 20:03:13 hildegard dspam[14751]: Unable to read dspam.conf > > I've looked everywhere I can for any configuration info relating to the path > of the mysql.conf file, and can't find it anywhere. Any ideas where to look > so I can get rid of the double //?
That is hardly the problem here. The message clearly thates that there is a permissions problem. I'd suggest that you either call dspam as the dspam user in your dspam_spamcheck transport, or you add Debian-exim to the dspam group and add group read permissions to the dspam config files. Hope that helps, Elias
