[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> xfilter "/usr/bin/dspam --client --stdout --deliver=spam,innocent --user 
> $RECIPIENT"
>   
...
> What do you think? Is dspam the problem or is it the way I use maildrop/dspam?
>   

Looks like dspam.  Construct an email with a line that contains only a 
single dot, and pipe it to:

/usr/bin/dspam --client --stdout --deliver=spam,innocent

If it comes out with two dots where there should be one, talk to the 
dspam list about fixing that.  They're probably using the same output 
routine for lmtp and stdout (and they may be screwing that up too, if 
lmtp requires dot prefixing on all lines with a leading dot.)


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