I've currently implemented SpamPD on my mail gateway on our DMZ. So far, in my testing, it seems to be working very well. It does exactly what I need it to do.
However, i've run into a slight problem when im trying to first start up SpamPD.
I get the following when I try and start up SpamPD on a reboot:
Sep 26 08:54:37 blowfish postfix/postfix-script: starting the Postfix mail system
Sep 26 08:54:39 blowfish postfix/master[14571]: daemon started -- version 2.0.16
Sep 26 08:54:41 blowfish spampd[11729]: Process Backgrounded
Sep 26 08:54:41 blowfish spampd[11729]: 2003/09/26-08:54:41 SpamPD (type Net::Server::PreForkSimple) starting! pid(11729)
Sep 26 08:54:41 blowfish spampd[11729]: Binding to TCP port 10025 on host localhost
Sep 26 08:54:41 blowfish spampd[11729]: Setting gid to "1001 1001"
Sep 26 08:54:41 blowfish spampd[11729]: Setting uid to "1001"
Sep 26 08:54:41 blowfish spampd[11729]: Couldn't POSIX::setuid to "1001" []
Sep 26 08:54:41 blowfish spampd[11729]: 2003/09/26-08:54:41 Server closing!
Sep 26 08:54:42 blowfish spampd[11729]: 2003/09/26-08:54:42 HUP'ing server
The OS is OpenBSD 3.3 and I added my startup options to /etc/rc.local.
But, everytime I reboot to test it, I get the following above and SpamPD does not end up starting up.
Here is what I have specified in my rc.local file:
/usr/bin/spampd --maxrequests=50 --satimeout=90 --host=localhost:10025 --relayhost=localhost:10026
I setup a user and group called 'mail' so I could make things a bit easier for SpamPD.
cat /etc/passwd mail:*:1001:1001:mail:/home/mail:/sbin/nologin
cat /etc/group mail:*:1001:
So im not sure what is going on there. Anyone have any suggestions on what the problem could be and how to remedy it?
I appreciate everyones help.
Cheers
Jason
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