2009/10/19 Howard Miller <how...@e-learndesign.co.uk>: >> clamd runs with his own uid from clamd.conf, and also w/o keeping >> supplementary groups info by default. Add clamav user to qpsmptd running >> user and allow supplementary groups in /etc/groups anche check config: >> >> clamd.conf: >> User clamav >> AllowSupplementaryGroups yes >> >> Also check perms on spool dir (spool_dir + spool_perms in config dir + >> chmod if the dir already exists) >> > > I think the root of the problem is that I compiled clam myself (with > default locations) but loaded the ClamAV::Client from (Ubuntu) > apt-get. The config.pm is looking in the wrong places for the > clamd.conf file (at least). I need to re-check my work and can > hopefully get it working now. Thanks very much for pointing me in the > right direction :-) >
Sorry, another quick one: Looking at the clamdscan code it implies (well says) that the spool directory has to be group or world writeable. If I make it world writeable then I no longer get the permissions error but I do get.... Permissions on spool_dir /home/smtpd/tmp/ are not 0700 So which is correct? Thanks!
