On Fri, 20 May 2011 04:45:35 -0700 (PDT), Colin Brace wrote:
> Hi all,
>
 Hello Colin,


> After starting over from scratch with a fresh config file, I have now 
> been
> able to get dspam v3.9.0 running with the hash driver. Debugging log 
> is also
> working and I will disable it shortly. Perhaps at a latter date I 
> will try
> getting the MySQL driver working, but I don't need it for now.
>
 this are good news.


> One thing that was mucking things up for me was the default 
> configuration
> file for the mark-as-junk button plugin for Roundcube mail supplied a 
> broken
> parameter to pass the signature of a message to dspam for retraining. 
> dspam
> accordingly generated errors and was unable to reprocess the message. 
> Simply
> deleting "--signature=%xds" from its config file fixed things. Why it 
> was
> doing this in the first place perplexed me, as the current version of 
> dspam
> can obtain the signature from the header without the --signature= 
> parameter.
>
 That is true but the point is that if you configure the Roundcube 
 Anti-Spam plugin to use the signature then you save yourself a lot of 
 processing time by extracting the signature from the header before 
 calling DSPAM and then calling DSPAM with just the signature instead of 
 passing the whole message back to DSPAM and let DSPAM extract the 
 signature for you.


> Also, I am sure this is well-documented somewhere: setting 
> TrainPristine to
> "on" definitely disables creating a signature database.
>
 Yeah. TrainPristine requires the original message and does not use 
 signatures at all.


> Thanks for replies and thanks especially to Stevan for his patience.
>
 No problem. I am happy that it is working now for you.


-- 
 Kind Regards from Switzerland,

 Stevan Bajić

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