Upgrade question

[Martin Hepworth]

Curtis

have a look in the new MailScanner.conf and you should find the setting
for the Custom Functions directory, maybe the upgrade didn't add that
option in properly..

make sure that dir exists and it readable by the MS user..

restart MS and it should start OK -

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Curtis Maurand wrote:
> Hello,
>  I had a RedHat 9 box that I upgraded to Fedora Core 1.  At the same
> time I upgraded MailScanner.  Now that I have done that all incoming
> mail is being dropped into mqueue.in, but not being processed.  The
> incoming is set mqueue.in and the outgoing is set mqueue.  I've done
> something slightly wrong as I have a folder full of mail waiting to be
> delivered.  Can anyone give me clue?
>
> I'm also reading a syslog error that reads, "could not read Custom
> Functions directory."   I can't seem to find any documentation as to
> where that directory is supposed to be, or any setting in
> MailScanner.conf to declare its location.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Curtis Maurand
>
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