On 2016-04-07 14:37 +0100, RW wrote:
> What exactly are you trying to do here?
>
> The pyzor plugin does testing and reporting, use_pyzor is mostly there
> to control the test. The spamcop plugin does reporting only.
So, if I don't do any explicit reporting (neither spamc -C nor
spamassassin -r), the spamcop plugin is not actually used at all?
sa-learn doesn't do any reporting, right?
My high-level goal here is to get rid of as many configuration changes
as I can in the system-managed area (/etc in my case) and achieve the
same effects by other means. This is because I'm learning that I cannot
trust my distro not to screw me over anymore.
I noticed that I had disabled the spamcop plugin before by commenting it
out in /etc/*/init.pre, and I wanted to continue not using it even after
I reverted that file to its pristine distro state.
By the way, manpage for spamc says:
-C report type, --reporttype=type
Report or revoke a message to one of the configured
collaborative filtering databases.
The "report type" can be either report or revoke.
"To one of the databases"? Which one? Isn't this a bug in the manpage?
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