Atomicorp

I installed Gamera as per the intructions here: http://www.atomicrocketturtle.com/Jooml ... iew/77/29/ and it finished without error.

After restarting though, the ONLY mail related process running is clamd. No qmail, smtp, spamd or nothing are running.

Should a mail server of some kind be running? The server as it stand now is not accepting mail...

When I attempt to start spamassasin I get the following error:

[root@viper init.d]# service spamassassin start
Starting spamd: [5605] warn: Unknown option: a

I have no idea what that means... anyone know?

If you can, try using the version from the atomic-bleeding channel, I've made some major changes to package, which among other things, should ensure that spamassassin is configured correctly. It sounds to me like something bad was spliced in there, that might not translate to the more modern syntax.

Easiest way to do that to just re-configure yum?

[atomic]
name=Atomic Rocket Turtle - $releasever - Atomic PSA-Compatible RPMS
baseurl=http://3es.atomicrocketturtle.com/atomi ... eleasever/

??

Thanks man! Your contributions for all this stuff is mind blowing.

FYI - it' sgetting there...

SA starts now, but I am getting this error when I try and start Qmail...

[root@viper log]# svc-start qmail
Starting qmail: (supervise...............) svc-start: Fatal error: supervise for 'qmail/log' did not start! Is svscan running?

Any idea what that means? daemontools not working properly?

I'm not sure what svc-start is supposed to do, but I'd try service qmail start instead.

svc-start is (I have learned) the supervisor scripts way of starting and stopping services.

FYI service qmail start give me a big:

[root@viper log]# service qmail start
qmail: unrecognized service

Well, I'm not running Gamera (I don't even have svc-start on my systems), but are you sure qmail is installed? What OS are you on?

Hmm, well Id say something is mangled in there. Do you have any other archives in yum other than mine? BTW, what distro is this?

NOw that I can reply again....


It's CentOS4 but a VPS (Virtuozzo to be exact...) I read on another post you saying that won't work without some customization?

No it wont work without customization on a vserver. The issue is that PG is built to run from init, which is not something you can normally get to from a vserver box. Assuming you work out how to hack around that, everything else should run normally.

Is it just me or is there no SpamAssassin package in http://3es.atomicrocketturtle.com/atomi ... /4ES/RPMS/ ?

I have everything working but SA which could be the different versions you spoke of...

I am still getting the following error,

[root@viper var]# service spamassassin start
Starting spamd: [15841] warn: Unknown option: a

On a consider this strange note, until I started smtpd, SA started properly... this is CentOS4 BTW.

You are correct, there is no spamassassin package in atomic-bleeding, you'll want to add the atomic channel for that.

scott wrote:If you can, try using the version from the atomic-bleeding channel, I've made some major changes to package, which among other things, should ensure that spamassassin is configured correctly. It sounds to me like something bad was spliced in there, that might not translate to the more modern syntax.

Isn't that what you said? I just say cause' I thought you were saying there was a newer version that was not in the [atomic] channel