Le lundi 25 Juillet 2005 11:28, Thomas Arend a écrit :
> [...]
> > But the problem is that in kmail(1.7.1) i don't know the name of the
> > command 'spamc < spam > spam_marked_up' will not work.
> > I read kmail documentation, and whatever i do it doesn't get this output.
> > Now it's a kmail probl
Am Montag, 25. Juli 2005 10:50 schrieb christophe:
> Le lundi 25 Juillet 2005 01:05, jdow a écrit :
> > christophe, you DO know that "cat spam" merely prints out your raw
> > spam file so it should not have any markup in it.
> > If you want to view a permanent marked up file you need to run:
> > sp
Le lundi 25 Juillet 2005 01:05, jdow a écrit :
> christophe, you DO know that "cat spam" merely prints out your raw
> spam file so it should not have any markup in it.
> If you want to view a permanent marked up file you need to run:
> spamc < spam >spam_marked_up
> Or something like that. Remember
christophe, you DO know that "cat spam" merely prints out your raw
spam file so it should not have any markup in it.
If you want to view a permanent marked up file you need to run:
spamc < spam >spam_marked_up
Or something like that. Remember that spamc takes stdin, filters, and
feeds back out st
On Mon, Jul 25, 2005 at 12:31:46AM +0200, christophe wrote:
> spamd is running perfectly as a daemon.
> I copied a spam mail in the file 'spam'.
Ok.
> If i run one of these 2 commands :
> $spamassassin < spam
> $spamc -E < spam
> i get an output with 'X-Spam-Flag: YES', which is what i want to tr
