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i tried that, but had unexpected results. i get no error message, but /usr/libexec/postfix/master never starts up after. watchdog seemed to reload all services during one of my tests with the edited script.
root: backing up the mail system to /Volumes/Raid/Backups/mailbackup/
Dec 29 01:27:41 kingpin master[7008]: exiting on SIGTERM
Dec 29 01:27:48 kingpin kadmind[392]: finished, exiting
Dec 29 01:27:48 kingpin krb5kdc[393]: Interrupted system call – while selecting for network input(1)
Dec 29 01:27:48 kingpin krb5kdc[393]: shutting down
Dec 29 01:27:51 kingpin master[7114]: process started
Dec 29 01:27:51 kingpin kadmind[7115]: Seeding random number generator
Dec 29 01:27:51 kingpin kadmind[7115]: No dictionary file specified, continuing without one.
Dec 29 01:27:51 kingpin kadmind[7115]: starting
Dec 29 01:27:51 kingpin krb5kdc[7116]: setting up network…
Dec 29 01:27:51 kingpin krb5kdc[7116]: listening on fd 8: udp
Dec 29 01:27:51 kingpin krb5kdc[7116]: listening on fd 9: udp 10.0.0.3.88
Dec 29 01:27:51 kingpin krb5kdc[7116]: set up 2 sockets
Dec 29 01:27:51 kingpin krb5kdc[7116]: commencing operation
Dec 29 01:27:51 kingpin ctl_cyrusdb[7118]: recovering cyrus databases
Dec 29 01:27:52 kingpin charlesx: mail system backed up
Dec 29 01:27:55 kingpin ctl_cyrusdb[7118]: done recovering cyrus databases
Dec 29 01:27:55 kingpin master[7114]: ready for work

i’m a little confused on what adds the line postfix:respawn:/usr/libexec/postfix/master to /etc/watchdog.conf? meaning, if this line is present during startup, the postfix startup item will complain that it has failed to start, so i always need to comment that line out in watchdog manually everytime i need to reboot the server, then periodic daily will add the line if it’s commented out or not present in /etc/watchdog.conf at 3:15 am, so why wouldn’t postfix master start if this script is in daily.local?

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after a couple of days sieve is running nice, but i am getting a new error in my logs:
slapd[20491]: Parameter Error in cyrus_sasl/lib/plugin_common.c near line 409

anyone know what this is?

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i suspected that, but if i delete all sieve scripts – my mailboxes will automatically sync every 5 minutes again.

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i have sieve setup and running, but i have 2 questions.

after setting up some basic filters with avelsieve, mostly basic “file into folder” filters, i am finding mail.app needs to be manually synchronized to see any new mail… mail.app ignores the 5 minute check. is there a way to fix this?

i had BerkeleyDB.4.2 installed already, but sieve seems to look for BerkeleyDB.4.1… anyway to use BerkeleyDB.4.2 instead?

thanks

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chmod 755 /usr/sbin/mailback

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i noticed this yesterday and installed the latest version 0.80 without problems.

first uninstall clamav 0.7.x –
make uninstall
make distclean
i would also delete the old databases in /usr/share/clamav or /usr/local/share/clamav, depending on your installation.

download the newest version 0.8.x
./configure –prefix=/usr –mandir=/usr/share/man –sysconfdir=/etc
make
sudo make install

note: take a look in the /docs/macosx/ also

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i would say that the apple article is a bit dated and there seems to be a new one here: http://developer.apple.com/server/virusfiltering.html

but, it seems you haven’t done any footwork because there is a very good article on this site about installing spamassassin, amavis, and clamav. i wouldn’t waste your time on trying to get razor to work.

i would suggest following joel’s article, apple’s new article and when you run into problems, search google, join some mailing lists… and yes it will work, but what do i know 🙂

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if you want a web-based gui to do this sort of stuff with postfix, have a look at webmin.

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you can accomplish this with a alias in postfix.

for example:

group: [email protected], [email protected], etc…

take a look at man aliases to find out more.

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i was able to piece together a script that works nicely, i wll post if anyone needs this.

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it’s all working now… it seems i had to reselect the group folder in wgm and set the login prefs again.

thanks,
charles

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yes, it is a group folder created using sudo creategroupfolder. nothing funky…

okay, i changed the group folder to user home directory… it now appears under /Network/Servers/ but i’m still seeing the same problems 🙁

i browse /Network/Library – correct folders displayed, go to /Network/Servers/my.server.com/Groups – correct folder displayed -> back to /Network/Library – contents of group folder appears??? /Network/Server/Users/MyUsers display groups folder as well!

it seems that i can only use one automount at a time…

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Groups sharepoint – custom mountpath= /Mounts/Groups

i orginally had my groups folder mounted under /Network and the same things were happening with my network home folders mount 🙁

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i was looking in the wrong place… it’s not in /etc/amavisd.conf

if you want to add the X-Spam-Checker-Version header, just uncomment these lines in /usr/bin/amavisd:

# $hdr_edits->append_header(‘X-Spam-Checker-Version’,
# sprintf("SpamAssassin %s (%s) on %s",
# Mail::SpamAssassin::Version(),
# $Mail::SpamAssassin::SUB_VERSION, $myhostname));

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i’ll try not to cry… 🙁

i found my mistake, but thanks for rubbing it in…

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