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...ting. > + > + I discovered this process attempting to get a script running under postfix that was previously installed on a non-SELinux system. Under SELinux, the script needs to run under the ''postfix_pipe_exec_t'' context and it's spooling directory needs the ''postfix_pipe_tmp_t'' context. However the script also calls the ''spamc'' binary of ''spamassassin'' for processing. Alas, this binary runs under ''spamc_t'' and thus couldn't read or write into the spool directory. > + > + After executing this proces...