Rob Reid wrote:
RR> > down to list just those addresses you want to remove from the AWL. Also, and
RR> > this is important, insert 2 blank lines at the top of the file.
RR> >
RR> > Now, run:
RR> >
RR> > spamassassin -R < addresses
RR> >
RR> > That should remove all those addresses from your AWL.
At 2:23 PM EDT on May 11 Craig R Hughes sent off:
> The autowhitelist is in a binary database format. You can't safely use a
> text editor on it. You can use the tools/check_whitelist script to get a
> nice clean dump of the AWL contents.
It didn't work, but I'm beginning to think there's a pr
Klaus Heinz wrote:
KH> This mostly works for me. So far I had one exception where I cannot remove
KH> one address. check_whitelist even shows the address twice when I add it to
KH> the AWL again.
Until the patch I just applied to check_whitelist, it had a display issue where
it would truncate lo
The autowhitelist is in a binary database format. You can't safely use a text
editor on it. You can use the tools/check_whitelist script to get a nice clean
dump of the AWL contents. Actually, you'll need to either get the current CVS
version or apply the following quick patch:
diff -u -r1.6 -
Rob Reid wrote:
> prevent this from happening again, and how to edit out the existing infection?
> Can emacs safely edit db files?
$ echo 'From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]' | spamassassin -R
This mostly works for me. So far I had one exception where I cannot remove
one address. check_whitelist even sh
