Hi, I am new in Razor. I use the http://www.pipeline.com.au/staff/mbowe/isp/webmail-server.htm#SPAM_VIRUS document for razor. I installed razor and razor-sdk with no errors. than i give "razor-client" command with no errors. When I tried the: "razor-admin -d -create -home=/etc/razor" it gives me many errors given below. I dont know whats is the problem.
May 28 19:16:24.323976 admin[2364]: [ 5] Finding Discovery Servers via DNS in the razor2.cloudmark.com zone
May 28 19:16:24.617502 admin[2364]: [ 6] Found 0 Discovery Servers via DNS in the razor2.cloudmark.com zone
May 28 19:16:24.618369 admin[2364]: [ 1] razor-admin error: nextserver: discover0: No Razor Discovery servers available at this time
nextserver: discover0: No Razor Discovery servers available at this time
You can usually get over this problem by running razor-admin -discover to force a "from scratch" discovery of the servers. Sometimes the DNS servers for razor are down, so you might have to try again a couple hours later before it works.
Also make sure the system you are running all this on can actually perform dns lookups (it should, but you never know who will try to set up a server with no dns resolution capablilty).
As a side-note it also seems a bit unusual to use /etc/razor for your home. Home is for the per-user specific files, whereas /etc/razor is for site-wide type files. In general the "home" directory needs to be writable by the current user, and should not be readable by other users of the system unless you have unusual needs.
If you've got good reason to do it, go ahead, but that's not the "normal" way (the default would be ~/.razor and makes more sense as a home for most cases).
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