ist.lock : No such file or directory " (Where did
> it take this // directory???)
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> Doesn't seem to be working how? Try spamd -D -q and let us know what it says...
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spamd won't consider -q without -x
try spamd -D -x -q
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> that if in spite of that, you continued with the same claims, that would
> be a bad thing.
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>>On 4 Apr 2002, Craig Hughes wrote:
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>>>Not really mutually exclusive, just probably AWL won't behave the way
>>>you expect... It should be pretty easy to create a SQLBasedWhit
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> > > > Not really mutually exclusive, just probably AWL won't behave the way
> > > > you expect... It should be pretty easy to create a
> SQLBasedWhitelist.pm
> > > > for people who want AWL to store stuff in the SQL db. I'm really
> pretty
no, auto-whitelist does not use the SQL database. (only uses the dbm
file in the user home directory)
in the current spamd it appears that SQL and AWL are mutually exclusive,
although that's not in the documentation.
Larry Rosenman wrote:
> If you are using SQL, does the auto-whitelist also
