Re: How to verify SA options being used by spamc from remote host

hbinc.com> writes: > > Geoff Varney wrote: > > I start spamd with a -u spamd user. > ... > > bayes_path /root/.spamassassin > > The short answer is, you can tell if bayes is being used because (almost) every message will hit a BAYES_XX > rule for some val

How to verify SA options being used by spamc from remote host

Hi, I am using SpamAssassin in a way I believe is different from most users. I have an IMail server (Windows 2003) which uses Declude JunkMail and a spamc client (spamc32) to connect to a spamd server on my Redhat FC3 box. It is working well in that I am getting spam reported by SA when invoking

Re: Spamc not working when spamd running with -A option

jdow earthlink.net> writes: > > From: "Geoff Varney" ridge.k12.wa.us> > > > Hi, > > I am trying to set up SpamAssassin on my Redhat FC3 box in order to call > > spamd > > from an IMail email server using a spamc client. I have verfied that

Spamc not working when spamd running with -A option

Hi, I am trying to set up SpamAssassin on my Redhat FC3 box in order to call spamd from an IMail email server using a spamc client. I have verfied that spamassassin works alone on the test messages and that spamc on the Linux box also works when running the spamd daemon. The problem comes when