This is what I did to fix the problem.
Change line 1654 in qmail-scanner-queue.pl
from< if ($sa_max == 0 && $sa_score != 0) {
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to> if ($sa_max == 0 && $sa_score == 0) {
> -Original Message-
> From: Thomas W. Holt Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, February 07, 2003
I think I might have found a bug in qmail-scanner.
When running with fast spamassassin, spamc -c -f is used to scan the
messages. However, according to the the spamc man page, and verified in
the source and testing, spamc will return with a 0 and a score/threshold
of 0/0.
qmail-scanner is con
Hi,
Can anybody help me fixing the below problem?
07/02/2003 18:09:47:24496: +++ starting debugging for process 24496 by
uid=1001 at 07/02/2003 18:09:47
07/02/2003 18:09:47:24496: setting UID to EUID so subprocesses can access
files generated by this script
07/02/2003 18:09:47:24496: program name
Hi!
We think qmail-scanner s great!
We have many users and domains, and every day we add to this list.
Is there an easy way for us to update the "local_domains" array without
editing the qmail-scanner file every time?
Thanks,
Randy
Doug Monroe wrote:
looks like you're starting spamd with each incoming message??
spamd should be started -once- (it's a daemon) and spamc (client) is used by
No, spamd *forks* off a copy of itself for each instance of spamc -
that's why there's a '--max-children' option to spamd...
No, the p
