KADAM, SIDDHESH wrote:
Hi,
I have Postfix+MailScanner integreated with Spamassassin, I want to
enable debug logs of Spamassassin for all mail transactions.
I know spamassassin -D -t /tmp/sid.eml but this is limited to single
mail. I want something which can store all debug logs in run time.
Hello all,
Just to tie up the loose ends on this, I worked away on what
spamassassin debug was telling me and finally I came to the
conclusion that DNS was working, but just not quickly enough. I could
run, for example,
spamassassin -D < testmsg
three times in a row and it would do URIBL
On Friday, December 23, 2005, 8:56:15 PM, Miles Muri wrote:
> Thanks,
> First, I don't know that the DNS server is the problem. I have
> caching DNS on the mailserver itself and it seems to work OK. I'm
> wondering if Net::DNS isn't working properly? It wasn't installed by
> default, so I us
> For the local.cf settings, my local.cf file seems pretty inocuous:
Depends on precisely what you mean by 'inocuous'. At least four of those
settings are invalid.
Loren
>
> #
> # rewrite_subject 0
> # report_safe 1
> # trusted_networks 212.17.35.
>
> # Bayesian Auto Learn
> auto_learn
Here's what --lint shows (the same errors you pointed out, thanks)
saskatoon:/etc/mail/spamassassin root# spamassassin --lint
config: SpamAssassin failed to parse line, skipping: auto_learn 1
config: SpamAssassin failed to parse line, skipping: safe_reporting 0
config: SpamAssassin failed to pars
Thanks,
First, I don't know that the DNS server is the problem. I have
caching DNS on the mailserver itself and it seems to work OK. I'm
wondering if Net::DNS isn't working properly? It wasn't installed by
default, so I used CPAN to get the latest version. How does a person
go about testi
> What does this line in the debug mean? I assume it is related to the
> lack of network tests...
>
> debug: plugin: Mail::SpamAssassin::Plugin::URIDNSBL=HASH(0x19250d8)
> inhibited further callbacks
It is essentially meaningless and is a normal operating sign. I believe it
has been removed or ch
At 11:00 PM 12/23/2005, Miles Muri wrote:
I'm trying to work through a problem where network tests don't seem
to be working. Here's what I get from the debug on the command line:
BTW: SA 3.0.1 invoked through amavisd on Mac OS X Server 10.4.3
saskatoon:~ mmuri$ sa-learn --dump magic
ERROR:
I had a similar issue last week. I had inadvertantly set the DNS to an
internal DNS server with forwarders to the outside, rather than to a real
outside DNS server. Once I changed to a bona-fide outside DNS provider, all
my network tests worked properly.
You also need to fix those invalid se
