BUGS
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* depending on your system, subprocess is run as the UID of the local 
  receipient (not 'root'). Calling your local delivery program (usually
  procmail) then might have insufficient privileges to deliver it any further.
  FIX: set an "o"-flag in /etc/sendmail.cf

  Mlocal, P=/usr/sbin/scanmails, F=olsDFMAw5:/|@SPfhn, S=10/30,
          R=20/40,
          T=DNS/RFC822/X-Unix,
	  A=scanmails -Y -a $h -d $u
  
  Hint: This usually happens on SuSE Linux >=6.0


* on some systems "uvscan"-binary is not detected by "configure", although
  "configure" states, that it looks for it in the right place.
  FIX: set an environment variable 
         uvscan="/your/path/to/uvscan"
       and again run "configure".
       
* sometimes scanmails does pass mail to procmail, as the macro "$h" in 
  'Mlocal' (sendmail.cf) is related to host and not sender.
  FIX: Try to replace "$h" with "$f". Worked out for some people.

* Solaris 2.x: "[f]grep" has no parameter '-q' (quiet) but '-s' (silent).
  FIX: Change parameter "grep_quiet_args=-q" to "grep_quiet_args=-s" in
       "scanmails" script

* Solaris 2.x: procedure "log_error()" (scanmails) uses 'local _msg'. 
  This seems to be an extension to the 'bash'-shell. 
  FIX: Commenting out this line helps for plain 'sh'-shell.


perhaps still quite a few more... *sight*

