Re: since restart: identified spam doesn't get X-Spam-Headerfields

It seems to be solved. The issue was caused by a full /tmp-Folder ... Gregor Gregor Dschung schrieb: > Hi all, > > My mails are piped by postfix to maildrop which forwards the mail to > spamc. The relevant part of /etc/maildroprc is appended. Spamassassin > uses the "r

since restart: identified spam doesn't get X-Spam-Headerfields

Hi all, My mails are piped by postfix to maildrop which forwards the mail to spamc. The relevant part of /etc/maildroprc is appended. Spamassassin uses the "report_safe 1" option. Now since I restarted my server, I've the following issue: Many mails are scanned and handled as usual. When spamd sa

Re: Environment variables in local.cf, individual bayes_path

nd write them to the user_prefs-file located in the virtual-conf-dir-folder... Regards, Gregor Dschung Gregor Dschung schrieb: > Hello, > > I have to use individual bayes-dbs for virtual users and domains > (everything is stored in a mysql-db). The user_prefs are stored in the > mysq

Environment variables in local.cf, individual bayes_path

| cut -s -d@ -f2)`), and I set bayes_path in local.cf to /var/syscpvmail/.spamassassin/$DOMAIN/bayes, but this won't be substituted at all. I've searched already the web, but can't find any solution for my problem. I'm using spamassassin 3.1.8 and maildrop 2.0.2. Hope, someone can help me :) Regards, Gregor Dschung