Hi Kelli,
> -----Original Message-----
> From: kelli coggins
> Thanks Larry, that does help a lot. I didn't know the term I
> was looking for was called "program delivery". I see where
> and how to set that up, but here's the silly question of the
> week (and I am embarrassed to ask this).
You are welcome. A lucky guess on my part.
> For program delivery to work I have to name an executable
> file to deliver the mail to. I don't see a spamassassin.exe
> in my spamsource folder; what executable file do I use?
I have not done this myself, so I am just making assumptions that will
hopefully help. I assume the way SA works on Windows is that you use the
spamassassin Perl script as spamc/spamd are compiled for *nix OS and not
compiled for Windows. So I believe you need to call spamassassin with
whatever options you need to run. For example:
spamassassin -d -a
or
C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe spamassassin -d -a
You may have to experiment depending on whether you are using ActiveState or
Cygwin Perl.
--Larry
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