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Hi everyone!
I'm new to the list and new to spamassassin. I'm
very excited to start playing with it. We have several people that get over 100
spams a day and are begging for a workable solution.
I need some help getting spamassassin going on our
webserver.
We have a dedicated server running RedHat 7.3 with
multiple virtual domains (currently about 25, but adding more all the time). I
have root access to the machine. I used the CPAN shell to install spamassassin
and a number of other CPAN modules that the documentation said were required.
All went well.
Next I copied the default "procmailrc.example" file
to /etc/.procmailrc
Then I tried doing a test. No luck and no joy.
Nothing added to the message headers on any incoming messages.
After chatting with people in #redhat and
#spamassin it seems my problem is that I have virtual domains that (apparently)
get 'chroot'ed for security. I also read on groups.google.com that procmail may
not work for virtual users.
There's gotta be a way of doing this...is there? Or
am I completely outa luck?
Thanks,
Chris Yuzik
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