On Dec 19, 2011, at 1:35 PM, Ronald L. Rosson Jr. wrote: > On Dec 19, 2011, at 1:25 PM, Tom Hendrikx wrote: >> On 19-12-11 19:52, Ronald L. Rosson Jr. wrote: >>> On Dec 19, 2011, at 12:33 PM, Tom Hendrikx wrote: >>>> On 19-12-11 18:07, Ronald L. Rosson Jr. wrote: >>>>> I have successfully compiled and have dspam running under OSX >>>>> and checking e-mail. Only 2 issues that I have are ignoring of >>>>> preferences (e-mail sent earlier showing the log) and when in >>>>> daemon mode it is having a problem with iconv_open (dyld: Symbol >>>>> not found: _iconv_open Referenced from: >>>>> /usr/local/lib/libdspam.7.dylib Expected in: flat namespace). >>>>> >>>>> I have even gone as far as pulling the latest from git. >>>>> >>>>> Any help or suggestions. >>>>> >>>>> TIA -- Ron Rosson r...@oneinsane.org >>>>> >>>> >>>> Hi Ron, >>>> >>>> GIT has an open issue regarding iconv usage, which means it is not >>>> usable for you. The release tarball does not have this issue, so >>>> please use that. >>> >>> Did not see the issue listed on sourceforge when I pulled it and I >>> can not recall if I had the issue when I was using it from the >>> release tarball. (will check once I get the below issue resolved) >>> >>>> >>>> The error messages as reported earlier (dspam[61055]: Ignoring >>>> disallowed preference 'trainingMode') indicate that you have locked >>>> down some preferences using 'AllowOverride' in dspam.conf, but they >>>> are set in a pref file, or in your database. >>> >>> >>> Ok, so if I want my users to be able to modify everything but opting >>> out of using DSPAM what should be in my dspam.conf. My dspam install >>> is using postgres backend. I have a defaults.conf symlinked and >>> entries in dspam.conf. >>> >>> Guess I am confused what config needs to be where to give my users >>> the freedom I am looking for. >>> >> >> You probably have the correct config, however dspam simply warns that >> the user has a preference set while dspam is configured to ignore it. > > So if I have this correctly: > > defaults.conf: establishes a new user the minimum of what I recommend > dspam.conf: Preference directives set what I want setup > AllowOverride directive allows the user to override the > preferences > PostgresDB: Stores everything including preferences an uid's. > > Users should be able to modify everything except what I do not allow an > override for. > >> >> Probably all the preferences that dspam warns about, are set in the >> symlinked defaults.conf (not sure why you would use that when you can >> set all values in dspam.conf, and disallow changing most of them). >> >> The message is harmless (just informal), so if it annoys you, configure >> your syslog daemon to filter the messages. > > Do I have this right? > > -Ron > > P.S. BTW. rolled back to 10.3.1 and --daemon mode is working without the > iconv error. so you were right. >
Replying to my own e-mail. After getting daemon mode running like specified at http://wiki.linuxwall.info/doku.php/en:ressources:dossiers:dspam my mail system is now adding uid's for outgoing e-mail to my database. What am I missing in my configuration to keep this from happening. I have searched using google and I am unsure on what I have missed. Tom, you probably got a support e-mail to because of it. :) Any suggestions? TIA -Ron
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