Author: Simon Barr Date: To: Exim Users, Glenn Carver Subject: RE: [Exim] Exim and Spamassassin pipe problem
> I also tried (and failed) to have something like: > transport_filter = '/usr/bin/tee -a /tmp/spamin |
> /usr/bin/spamc | /usr/bin/tee -a /tmp/spamout'.
>
> I think this didn't work because exim wants a command. If I put
> this pipe into a script and used the script name on the filter
> that might get it to work. But it would be useful to see what's
> coming into spamc and what spamc is chucking out. That's why I
> 'su'd as spamd to make sure that worked.
>
I've now had time to do a bit of meddling and I've created a script
containing something similar to your transport_filter line above.
From the testing I've done on a spare machine here it seems to be
catching input and output to/from spamc. I'm going to try this
on the server that was suffering and see what gets logged when a
mail fails.
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Glenn
>
