Hi,
> Yes, spamd indicates that a connection was made from localhost, but
> there's no followup log entry for the virtual domain addresses; email
> to me generates 'clean message' or 'identified spam' followups, but not
> so for the virtual users.
Just one question, are you sure that your virtua
Bart Schaefer writes:
> Last time you wrote, I got the impression you weren't getting any procmail
> log output. Oh, that was when you were writing to the procmail list ...
> sometimes it gets a little confusing to read both lists. You wrote:
Yeah, initially I traced my problems to procmail, bu
On Fri, 5 Jul 2002, Eric S. Theise wrote:
> Besides, if spamc is called for all incoming mail to any domain -- the
> procmail log shows that that's so -- doesn't that suggest that the global
> procmailrc file isn't being ignored, but that someting is breaking down
> between spamc and spamd?
Last
Derrick 'dman' Hudson writes:
> If your sendmail setup is anything like the one someone with a Raq
> recently posted, then you need to put that recipe in the procmailrc
> for each virtual domain. The setup ignores the global procmailrc for
> virtual domains.
I've worked on RaQs, and although the
