On Tue, 2012-01-17 at 09:02 -0800, Deku42 wrote:
> We recently had an employee leave who maintained our mail gateway, which has
> now been pushed on to me. Very little instructions were left, but I need to
> whitelist an address via SpamAssassin. I added the domain into the local.cf
> file, but the
On 1/17/2012 12:26 PM, Deku42 wrote:
> Took a loot in /etc/init.d and found nothing spam related. I did a find /
> -name "spam*" and found a few different instances of spamd in
> /root/Mail-SpamAssassin-3.3.1/ and /usr/local/bin, but no spampd results.
> Would I restart the spamd process or Spamass
Took a loot in /etc/init.d and found nothing spam related. I did a find /
-name "spam*" and found a few different instances of spamd in
/root/Mail-SpamAssassin-3.3.1/ and /usr/local/bin, but no spampd results.
Would I restart the spamd process or Spamassassin altogether?
milesf wrote:
>
> Deku
Deku42 wrote:
We recently had an employee leave who maintained our mail gateway, which has
now been pushed on to me. Very little instructions were left, but I need to
whitelist an address via SpamAssassin. I added the domain into the local.cf
file, but then the instructions say to restart /etc/in
We recently had an employee leave who maintained our mail gateway, which has
now been pushed on to me. Very little instructions were left, but I need to
whitelist an address via SpamAssassin. I added the domain into the local.cf
file, but then the instructions say to restart /etc/init.d/spampd, bu
