I would run to run spamd on a Linux server which also hosts several other peoples domains.
Thus, i want to limit spamd use for me only. 1) is it possible to disable spamd from binding to an IP address? even 127.0.0.1? so that nobody can communicate to it that way. Though spamd should still be able to run network tests. 2) i can force it to use a Unix socket within my home dir, with restricted permissions. is there any other way someone could access spamd that i need to know? 3) spamd seems to use syslog for logging. since i dont have root access to the machine, i dont have access to syslogd. is there a way i can tell spamd to log to a file (and i'd like to avoid runing my own syslogd)? Any suggestions are welcome :) thank you.
