On Fri, Oct 04, 2002 at 04:21:18PM -0400, Sunil William Savkar wrote: > I guess what i meant is that before the reporting will work, I need to > have razor's report agents set up and also an account set up, right?
For Razor2, yes. That's a Razor thing. > Again, you are pointing out that there is a little to do with respect to > reporting. I am curious not about reporting, but the use by SpamAssassin > of the blacklists themselves. That is, out of the box does SpamAssassin > look at the razor blacklists without my having to do anythign or sign up > with an account with Vipul's razor? Well, it's not an SA question, but a Razor question -- will Razor, without doing anything, let you do checks. The answer is yes, although you really do want to do a "razor-admin -create" and "-discover". Razor documentation will help you out for this stuff, SA just calls their code so ... > Out of curiousity, although there is a -r flag for spamassassin, what > about using spamd? This maybe is not possible? I did not see the -r flag > as being useful for that. spamd is only for scanning messages. -- Randomly Generated Tagline: "Redmond - Microsoft corp. announced this weekend that they will be re-organizing into four functionally distinct divisions: Lying, Cheating, Stealing, and Crashing. Wall Street analysts agree that this change will better enable MSFT to achieve its strategic goals." - Unknown
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