razor-admin: Command not found.

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lan2810

hi, first of all i am new to FreeBSD and it is very interesting to learn its CLI.. :D
im doing mail server project running on FreeBSD server for my final year faculty project..
so far i have no problem in installing and configuring FreeBSD server and the 3rd party apps..
but after i successfully install spamassassin 3.3.2 and DCC, i can't proceed to the configuration..here's are the error after i execute the command:


Code: 
# razor-admin -home=/var/spool/spamd/.razor -create
razor-admin: Command not found.


i have successfully updated the port collections and installed apache 2.2.20, courier - authlib 0.63.0, php 5.3.8, postfix smtp server 2.8.4 and COURIER – IMAP SERVER 4.9.3..Now im stuck with spamassassin..can i skip spamassassin configuration and proceed to installing procmail & squirrelmail.? any help is appreciated..sorry for my bad english.. :D

Regard
Zoe
 
Depending on your shell, run either [cmd=]hash -r[/cmd] or [cmd=]rehash[/cmd] This will find the newly installed binaries.
 
thx for your reply..i did rehash after the installation but still, i receive the same error..i reboot my server and again, same error occur..should i reinstall spammassassin? btw, my freebsd server is running on virtual pc, does that effect or cause the error to occur?

Zoe
 
thx for your reply..i did rehash after the installation but still, i receive the same error..i reboot my server and again, same error occur..should i reinstall spammassassin? btw, my freebsd server is running on virtual pc, does that effect or cause the error to occur?

Zoe
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It has nothing to do with virtual machine or not. In any other case you should try:
$ find /usr/local -name 'razor-admin*' or $ locate razor-adminto find needed binary if it was installed.
But in this one I do not see the razor-admin binary in mail/spmfilter-spamassassin port. It is actually in mail/razor-agents/ port.

For checking if the file is inside of the package, you should look for pkg-plist file inside of the port directory and grep it like:
$ grep needed-filename pkg-plist-filename.
For finding where the binary is you could try:
$ find /usr/ports -name 'pkg-plist' -exec grep -H filename {} \;

Have a nice time learning! ;)
 
sorry, i forgot to tell u guys that this post can be closed..and thx for the support..somehow i have solve the problem..i reinstall everything and it goes well..i probably missed to highlight 'razor-admin' during the spamassassin installation..

regard,
zoe
learning freebsd was fun :)
 
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