There was already a bug database entry (#2476). It's fixed with 2.60 by
removing timelog. A workaround is appended to the bug report.
Klaus
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Ben M. VanWagner wrote:
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> Has it been replaced ???
Hi,
it's removed in the last release canditate I think. Check the release
notes.
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> -1.0/5.0
-1.0 ist less then the required 5 points. This is not identified as
spam. Mail is spam if it reaches the 5.0 points or is above.
Can you send the complete mail header (x-out the adresses). This part is
not enough to help you.
Klaus
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Jason Brunette wrote:
> Problem is timelog() in Mail::SpamAssassin.
Thank you for the expalination.
> spamd doesn't have this problem because the timelog log entries are
> stored in a forked spamd process which dies after a message is
> scanned.
The problem occurs if you use a modified version o
Hi,
I did some more tests today. I installed the "Devel::Leak" perl package
on the linux computer. This can be used to count number of "object"
instances. I hope the package works ok because it's an very early
version number (0.02).
Test:
I added the data count function at five different parts of
spamassassin-talk wrote:
> Odd-Jarle,
>
> How about just incorporating the Habeas warrant mark
> http://www.habeas.com/faq/index.htm in your e-mail headers?
>
> According to http://www.spamassassin.org/tests.html HABEAS_SWE is
> worth -4.6 points, more than enough to offset FROM_OFFERS.
I think it
Ken Gordon wrote:
>
> I'm not sure this helps him. His problem is that other people can't
> get his mail. Are you proposing that he provide all his
> correspondents with a rule that would make it possible for his email
> to circumvent SA? How will he let them know? Send them an email
> enclosing t
Kristoffersen wrote:
>
> As you can see kristOFFERSen.us/.no would match this rule.
Create a rule matching exact you domain with the same negative score. Or
add your domain to whitelist.
Klaus
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Hi,
I have a problem with increasing memory usage of SpamAssassin on windows
(spamc/spamd). I created a stand alone test program to check if the
increasing memory is a problem of communication code or SA. The program
tests the sample-spam.txt file using a loop of 1000 times.
Result (Win2k SP4; Ac
Fred I-IS.COM wrote:
> Is this because of running SpamD under AS perl? I am planning to run
> SpamD under CYGWIN perl. Are there any problems with this setup? I
> have it working all except net tests, having trouble getting Net::DNS
> to work for CYGWIN... I'm using 2.6rc4
Hi,
I do not know i
Michael Bell wrote:
>
> Not to take away from your very fine work Klaus, but unless you've
> fixed it, your spamd has a serious memory leak (it did for 2.55)
> which I reported to you back in July or so. Not too noticeable for
> casual POP3, but for a full mail server feed, the machine will
> proba
Fred I-IS.COM wrote:
>
> Quoted from their page:
One more quote:
'SpamAssassin' is a trademark of Network Associates, Inc.
Is this correct or wrong?
Klaus
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Fred wrote:
> Has anyone on this list installed SA with cygwin?
> I'd like to start using spamc + spamd and my only
> option appears to be cygwin. Is this safe for production?
Hi,
I have this running on my computer. It works without problem. I need
cygwin to run spamc only. SpamD and sa-learn ru
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> Will the program run on MS windows NT and/or 2000 servers? If so how?
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I filter on the received line:
received: from mokes [210.58.26.191] by gwdg.de with
MailMXPro(2195.5766);
The MailMXPro seems to be unique for some spam mails. I did not found
this word in any other mail.
Bye
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Hi,
I reported the same problem some day ago ("Difference between Spamc and
spamassassin on Win32") but did not get a reply. I think it's a small
change to spamc only.
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Hi,
I reported the same problem some day ago ("Difference between Spamc and
spamassassin on Win32") but did not get a reply. I think it's a small
change only.
Klaus
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Harri Pesonen wrote:
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> Is it possible to integrate SA with Outlook client, when I use
> Exchange server, not POP3? Or at least clean the Inbox periodically
> if tight integration is not possible.
Hi,
I created a small JAVA program for this. The program connects to the
Exchange Server using IMAP
John Schneider wrote:
> I received a spam email this morning that looks like it scored high
> enough to be tagged spam but was not.
>
> X-Spam-Status: No, hits=-17.6 required=5.0
>
> If anyone has any comments or ideas about this, I would appreciate
> hearing them. Thank you.
Hi,
it's commented
Evan Platt wrote:
>
> SpamAssassin - SA-Talk is for SpamAssassin for Unix. Are you running
Hi,
is there a special SA list for SpamAssassin in Windows or can I send
inquieres on this list too? Should I tag may subject if question is
windows related, e.g. [W32] .
And I did not get a hint on sendin
Hi,
the spamassassin perl module on windows (spamassassin.bat) returns an
exit code of 0 if the checked mail not spam and 1 if spam (command line
switch -e) AND changes the message.
The spamc can filter the message (no parameter) OR set the exit code
(parameter -c). It's not possible to filter the
Hi,
I'm currently testing spamc and spamd on windows. I got it already
working (replaced syslog, signal handling and user things). But there is
one big problem.
The fork() function is not working well on windows. I changed the code
for my test to run serial. Spamd checks one at a time only. This
Matt Kettler wrote:
>
> SpamAssassin doesn't generally run on a windows desktop type computer
> (it's quite difficult to do so). It's usually run by ISP's and
> companies on their mailservers.
Hi,
it does here for some months. And I got running SpamD/SpamC since two
weeks. It's fast and without p
Did you try:
blacklist_from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Klaus
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Hi,
someone asked for the Java program I made but I lost his mail address
(store at home but I can not reach currently). So I use this way to send
the files I made. I create a ZIP and placed on webserver:
www.my-mueller.com/projects/hamstertool/hamstertool-0.001.zip
I only clean up the code and
Peter Doherty wrote:
> has anyone had success using spam assassin and imap on windows.
>
> i have tried to download imap assassin, but i cant get the
> imapassassin.pl file to run it just loads up in a perl window then
> vanishes
Hi,
I do not know about the IMAP module of Spamassassin. But I can
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