> [webmedic@server webmedic]$ cat .mailfilter
> VERBOSE=9
> exception {
> xfilter "spamc -f"
> RETURNCODE=0
> EXITCODE=0
> }
> to "./Maildir"
My guess is a pathing problem. Put the full path to spamc in the xfilter
line, like this:
xfilter "/usr/bin/spamc -f"
>
> I only tried the exitcode and returncode after having problems. I was
getting
> the same errors without them in there.
Don't need 'em, take 'em out.
>
>
> >
> > Please send me the exact contents of your .mailfilter, as well as your
> > .qmail file that calls maildrop.
>
> I'm currently testing postfix but my .qmail is like this:
> [webmedic@server webmedic]$ cat .qmail
> |/usr/bin/maildrop
> ./Maildir/
Take out the ./Maildir/ once maildrop/spamc is working right, or you'll get
two copies of the message :)
>
>
> with postfix set to deliver to maildrop os using the .forward which looks
> like this:
> [webmedic@server webmedic]$ cat .forward
> #~/.forward
> |maildrop
> #
>
> I get the same errors. This is why I know it either has to be maildrop or
> spamassassin causing the problem but after further testing I'm not sure
which
> one is causing it.
Dave
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