Hello.

I have just implemented Spamassassin into my E-mail filter and would like some help with sa-learn.

I have all e-mail incomming going to directory /var/spool/mail/user

I'm running Linux, the OS version I doubt would be of benafit, I'm just looking for the propper syntax of the sa-learn program, the E-mailer passed through 1st postfix, then to another server running sendmail.

following is the command line I ha[e on my system, but unfortunatly its not working how I thought it would have worked.

~user/.forward
/home/user/mbox.in

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#sa-learn --showdots --spam --mbox /home/user/mbox.in

Learned from 0 messages.

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ls -la /home/user/mbox.in
-rw-------    1 user  user 3982 Jul 23 16:33 /home/user/mbox.in

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The file shown in the directory above is properly formatted to E-mail standards, opening 'elm -f /home/user/mbox.in' displays the list of E-mails without problems, so I am wondering where the problem may be occuring.

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