Rspamd tried to call shm_open(3) with a path in the root filesystem
(e.g. /rhm.
3f0fd440d46fac91e1b4). But DragonFly uses regular files
for shm. Obviously, this fails, because rspamd has no permissions
to create files in the root (/).
Lots of lines like the following were found in
/var/log/rspamd/rspamd.log before this patch:
rspamd_shmem_mkstemp: /usr/obj/dports/mail/rspamd/rspamd-1.4.1/src
/libutil/util.c:1970: failed to create temp shmem
/rhm.
3f0fd440d46fac91e1b4: Permission denied
Also, rspamd made the receiving of mail very slow, when used
in the pre-accept rmilter setting, due to these errors. Even
worse, it just didn't filter emails at all.
This patch fixes the problem by creating the shm files in /tmp
for DragonFly. With this patch applied, these lines are gone from
the log and emails now correctly contain the X-Spamd-Result header,
AND receiving mails is now much much faster.
For rspamd 1.4.1, we will fix it in dports:
https://github.com/DragonFlyBSD/DeltaPorts/pull/727
storage->shared.name = g_slice_alloc (sizeof (*storage->shared.name));
REF_INIT_RETAIN (storage->shared.name, rspamd_http_shname_dtor);
#ifdef HAVE_SANE_SHMEM
+#if defined(__DragonFly__)
+ // DragonFly uses regular files for shm. User rspamd is not allowed to create
+ // files in the root.
+ storage->shared.name->shm_name = g_strdup ("/tmp/rhm.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX");
+#else
storage->shared.name->shm_name = g_strdup ("/rhm.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX");
+#endif
storage->shared.shm_fd = rspamd_shmem_mkstemp (storage->shared.name->shm_name);
#else
/* XXX: assume that tempdir is /tmp */