Do you know what the no such file or directory refers to which I got
when I tried spamassassin -r -D ?
on Tuesday 10/29/2002 Theo Van Dinter([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote
> On Mon, Oct 28, 2002 at 10:50:56PM -0500, John covici wrote:
> > So then I tried to register, but it said my Email was already
> > registered, so I tried a new one and it said it was successful, but
> > spamassassin still did not work. Then I tried razor2-admin -d create
> > but that didn't work either, so I went back to razor1 for the time
> > being.
> >
> > Can you tel me how to get this going?
>
> Well, the first step is getting razor-report to work. Once that is
> functioning, "spamassassin -r" should work for you as well.
>
> Take the sample-spam.txt file from the spamassassin distro, and try doing
> a "razor-report -d sample-spam.txt". If that doesn't work, I would 1)
> go to the razor-users folks and talk to them (it's a razor problem,
> not a spamassassin problem), but 2) rename your ~/.razor directory
> to ~/.razor.old, then run "razor-admin -create" and then register via
> "razor-admin -register". Then try the report again. If it still fails,
> see option 1.
>
> If, however, razor-report does work, then we'll have to explore some
> more since it should just work. :)
>
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