> SpamAssassin works great, but it does not filter mail by itself. All it
> does is process the mail and add headers and possibly subject line
> modifications to indicate if the mail is spam or not. If the mail is
> spam, then it is up to you to do something with it. Take a look at the
> headers of your mail to see if SpamAssassin is filtering them. If it
> is, then you should see some "X-Spam" headers.
Thank you for detailed filtering tips.
My problem is that i have no "X-Spam" headers.
I can test spamassassin from the command line (>spamassassin -D <
/usr/share/spamassassin/doc/spamassassin-3.0.3/sample-spam.txt)
spamd daemon is started, I have
DEFAULTDELIVERY="/usr/lib/courier/bin/maildrop" in courierd. Also, in
maildroprc, I've got
exception {
xfilter "/usr/bin/spamc"
}
there is no log activity related to spamassassin. What could have gone wrong?
> use Courier-pythonfilter with spamassassin filter. It works perfectly.
> HTH.
> Jerome Blion.
> From: Gordon Messmer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> You may have to install "python-devel" or something like it. I'm not
> familiar with the package naming convention used by SuSE.
I managed to install Courier-pythonfilter. Thanks for the tips.
However, I can not do (>filterctl start pythonfilter). I can't find
filterctrl sript anywhere on the system. I think, it should be
installed with courier? It is not in the courier source i downoloaded
[courier-0.59.0] how do i start Courier-pythonfilter?
>> according to
>> [http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/IntegratedInCourierUsingMaildrop],
>> I installed spamassassin. Spamd starts without errors, command-line
>> tests work. I set DEFAULTDELIVERY to "| /usr/bin/maildrop" in
>> etc/courier/courierd. Created /etc/courier/maildroprc with exception {
>> xfilter "/usr/bin/spamc" }
>> Is it all? There is no spamd activity in any of the logs.
>
> Yes, that should be all. If that's not working, then you probably set up
> your user database and specified the maildir for each user.
> Don't do that.
> The "maildir" field is a delivery instruction. It overrides DEFAULTDELIVERY.
> If you specify a path in "maildir", you system doesn't use maildrop.
> Instead, create a directory for each user and specify it in the "home" field.
> Create a maildir named "Maildir" inside their home directory. Everything
> will work the way you expect it to.
I have courier-authlib with authuserdb module. All users are virtual -
just lines in userdb, each pointing to a separate maildir:
muj
uid=6000|systempw=xx|hmac-md5pw=xx|mail=/mail/vmail/muj|home=/mail/vmail/muj|gid=6000
Does this mean that DEFAULTDELIVERY will not work? Can i do something
else other than create a maildir named "Maildir" inside their home
directory and move all the messages? I have just a handfull of users,
but several GB of mail in many folders.
Thank You.
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