Re: Unable to connect to discovery.spamnet.com:2703

Boris wrote:

>  Hello,

> I am trying to setup Razor to be used with amavisd.

> Boris Senker

When installing Razor, by default it installs in the home directory of
the user that runs razor-admin. You want to run razor-admin as your
amavis user.

> [root@mail razor]# razor-admin -home=/etc/razor -d -create
>  Razor-Log: read_file: 15 items read from /etc/razor/razor-agent.conf
>  Razor-Log:  -create will force complete discovery

You have already created /etc/razor/razor-agent.conf.
If /etc/razor/razor-agent.conf exists, Razor will use that for its
configuration file, so that is fine. To install the rest of the files
your amavis user needs, run razor-admin as your amavis user.

Let's assume your amavis user is 'vscan'

su vscan -c 'razor-admin -create'
su vscan -c 'razor-admin -register'
(may have to run -register more than once)

This will install the .razor directory and razor files in the home
directory of the the amavis user (likely /var/amavis/.razor).

This assumes the user vscan has shell access. If not (or as an
alternative), you could run:

sudo -H -u vscan razor-admin -create
sudo -H -u vscan razor-admin -register

Optional:
Once everything is working, I suggest you edit
/etc/razor/razor-agent.conf and change debuglevel to 0
(to stop logging - then you wont have to maintain the log).

Gary V



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