* Install amavisd-new using your favorite package manager
* Be sure to have $quarantine_subdir_levels = 1 (or higher). This should be the default
* Wait for an e-mail to land into the quarantine
* Try to release it with amavisd-release
=> File not found because of wrong path. The subdirectory from directory hashing is missing.
On a default installation, you can find e-mail in the quarantine using:
# find /var/lib/amavis/virusmails/ -type f
I looked a bit at amavisd-release but my Perl knowledge is not that good. Either amavisd is not returning the right path or amavisd-release should handle $quarantine_subdir_levels.
1. Yes, this is reproducible
2.
* Install amavisd-new using your favorite package manager subdir_ levels = 1 (or higher). This should be the default
* Be sure to have $quarantine_
* Wait for an e-mail to land into the quarantine
* Try to release it with amavisd-release
=> File not found because of wrong path. The subdirectory from directory hashing is missing.
On a default installation, you can find e-mail in the quarantine using:
# find /var/lib/ amavis/ virusmails/ -type f
I looked a bit at amavisd-release but my Perl knowledge is not that good. Either amavisd is not returning the right path or amavisd-release should handle $quarantine_ subdir_ levels.