Re: [SAtalk] Here's how I got dccifd to run. Suggest add to INSTALL

[J. S. Greenfield]

BTW, I further tested the config by manually invoking both spamassassin 
and spamc, both generate the X-Spam-DCC header -- including invoking 
spamc with a uid of exim, as should be happening with the mailer.  
(Spamd runs under its own, non-privileged uid, so the invoking uid 
shouldn't matter, anyway.).

I'm baffled as to why I don't see the header in actual mail.  Tuning sa 
is still a bit of a black art, methinks. ;)

J. S. Greenfield wrote:

I just got a dcc client up and running over the weekend -- enjoyed a 
similar process.  The doc definitely leaves something to be desired.  
I'm looking forward to bringing up a server, now. ;)

Tried adding the header you suggested, but I get nothing.  No errors 
from spamassassin --lint, either....

Smart,Dan wrote:

In /etc/mail/spamassassing/local.cf:
## DCC header not needed, but very informative...
add_header all DCC _DCCB_: _DCCR_


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