> Alex,
>
> I'd like to help, since no-one answered, you're Dutch ("sniff, sniff
> Nobody loves me") and anyway I've been through the whole gamut of
> learning Postscript and SA, from filter to spampd to amavisd-new.
> I can make SA-Exim 4 work perfectly well, for everything and a lot
> more, in every case.
I did answer. Am I blacklisted or something, or was my reply tagged as
spam on some setups? I am interested to know.
> But I don't know what the hell you're talking about. Your English is
> good enough for passing exams in England, so it's not that. Could you
> please be a bit more specific?
>
> "identified spam" means that spamd found spam (verb transitive) what
> do lines and rows have to do with anything? Line and row numbers?
> 3rd and 4th are *always* consecutive, whether you like it or not.
They are not always. It often happens that mailer logs some message that
comes between these 3rd and 4th lines of spamd.
>
> What's the following supposed to mean?
>
>> What I'd like to be able to do is to search for "identified spam" and,
>> using the message-ID, find the related messages from postfix.
>
I guess it means he wants to parse logs and extract who at his domain
gets spammed. Which requires to cross informations from both spamd and
postfix. It seemed pretty clear to me at first reading :-)
Advertising my script again (hehe) : http://www.gryzor.com/tools
does this job.
Sorry for the quoting. Since you were raising many points I have prefered
to answer this way.
Vincent
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