On Fri, 2012-04-13 at 07:58 -0700, Ysahel wrote: > I use Ubuntu 11.10, and I need to know > > 1/ where are the spams taggued by spamassassin are stored ?? > All mail is tagged by SA. It adds a set of headers to each message. The values in those headers say whether the message was classified as ham or spam. What you, or your user's MUA, decides to do with a message after its been classified by SA is up to you and/or your users.
Postfix passes messages to the next MTA it is for non-local users. Messages for local users sd put on the user's delivery queue, which is located in /var/spool/mail on RedHat Linuxes: both spam and ham is put there unless you've introduced a spam filter of reconfigured Postfix to do something else with it. In my system, user logins to the server have direct access to messages via their MUA, e.g. Evolution, mail or mutt. Users who are elsewhere collect mail from the server via Dovecot, using POP3, POP3S or IMMAP protocols. > 2/ what is the type of file of spam stored ( textual or binary ) > Postfix uses mbox format mailboxes by default. Martin
