Hello,

I posted a couple of days back about this issue already, but didn't get any 
replies - may have been because I wasn't subscribed yet.

In the meantime I switched to training via the Dovecot plugin (which requires 
the signature to be in the header). I'm using DSPAM 3.9.0 from ports (FreeBSD 
7.3).

I'm seeing this in my logs:

Jul 25 18:36:52 solfertje dspam[72733]: Signature retrieval for 
'3,4c4c60f8286211026045283' failed
Jul 25 18:36:53 solfertje dspam[72733]: Unable to find a valid signature. 
Aborting.
Jul 25 18:36:53 solfertje dspam[72733]: process_message returned error -5.  
dropping message.

So it successfully extracts the signature from the mail, but can't find it in 
the database.
While the database (PostgreSQL 8.3) says:

dspam=> select uid, signature from dspam_signature_data where signature = '3,4c4
c60f8286211026045283';                                                          
 uid |         signature         
-----+---------------------------
   3 | 3,4c4c60f8286211026045283
(1 row)

So the signature is there! What's happening?!?


Formerly I forwarded my spam to a local address, but that was having the same 
issue (signature not found, message dropped - as outlined in my previous mail).

At the moment the only way I can retrain missed spam is to use the web-UI...


Regarding the Dovecot plugin; does anyone know if it'd be okay to create a 
symlink from my dspam mbox-file into my IMAP folder?
Currently I'm using a normal mbox file that I created there using my mail 
client, but that has the obvious drawback that I can't take false positives out 
of it - they're never in there in the first place. Replacing it by a symlink 
seems the solution for that, or is that wrong?

Alban Hertroys

--
If you can't see the forest for the trees,
cut the trees and you'll see there is no forest.


!DSPAM:1126,4c4c6b4e286211514247947!



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