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Loren Wilton <lwil...@earthlink.net> changed:
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--- Comment #49 from Loren Wilton <lwil...@earthlink.net> ---
(In reply to Sidney Markowitz from comment #45)
> To run spamd, just open an ordinary cmd shell and run it from the command
> line without the -d option, leaving it running in that window.
A perhaps cleaner way to do this is to create a shortcut to spamd and place it
in the user's "Startup" folder. The user must log on before spamd will start
this way, so it isn't as good as a system service. But it is a lot simpler.
An alternate way is the Windows process scheduler. You can schedule things to
start when the user logs in, among many other options. This is simple enough to
do if you are familiar with the Process scheduler interface, and a royal pain
otherwise.
A third alternative is to use the command prompt and "start spamd". This will
spawn off a separate shell for spamd, leaving the original command prompt
usable. (Type "help start" at a command prompt to see all the possible
options.)
All of these methods allow passing parameters to spamd, and setting the home
directory for spamd.
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