Hi,
Sorry for delaying my answer. I had tried to look at this in some other
ways, and I simply don't know how further to help you with this. You are
right about -l, and I haven't found time to look deeper into this.
The debug info is printed to stderr, but KMail may be capturing this into
/dev/null. See if you can configure KMail to do otherwise. Do you start
KMail from an icon / menu? If yes, try starting from commandline and see
if you get any debug messages on that xterm.
Amit
On Sat, 25 Jan 2003, shlomo solomon wrote:
> > > /usr/bin/spamassassin -a -D -l /tmp/spam_assassin.log
>
> Further to my previous post, I set up the log as Amit suggested, but after
> getting 5 e-mails (2 spam and 3 from IGLU), I see that the log, in fact,
> contains only a copy of the e-mails before processing by SpamAssassin. I
> don't see anything that would be of any help in determining why performance
> (speed) is so poor for me. I looked at the man page, and it seems that that's
> exactly what -l does. The man page doesn't say where -D (debug) information
> get written.
>
>
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