On Mon, Sep 29, 2003 at 12:28:22AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > no, that shouldn't matter. There is nothing special with how it calls spamd. > Thats like saying all bets are off if you use maildrop or procmail to call spamd.
except that it's the program doing the rewriting. I don't know about maildrop, but procmail doesn't do rewriting, it lets spamc deal with that (which lets spamd do it). qmail-scanner calls spamd, apparently, and after that, it can do whatever it wants. -- Randomly Generated Tagline: "We had no idea that part of our AAA dues were being spent on lobbyists who oppose just about everything having to do with public transportation. If AAA thinks that it's a good idea for every single person to get to work in 3000 pounds of iron, we sure don't want to help support such a silly idea. Cars stink. Everybody knows that." - Tom Magliozzi
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