On Mon, Jan 15, 2007 at 02:30:34PM +0100, Angel wrote: > I´m very newbie at dspam, and I´m setting up it for over 30 users. > I´d like to set up a shared group and seems that´s it´s working > but I have some doubts: > > I set a SpamSubject string, but never it´s added when detect spam.
Do you know that the messages are in fact being classified as spam? In addition to the spamSubject preference, have you made sure that the spamAction preference is set to "tag"? Also beware that each user can have their own preferences set (depending on which ones you allow them to override), and that dspam's method for determing where to find a user's preferences are a little quirky. I think dspam_admin list pref <username> will do the appropriate lookup based on your configuration. > Must it be the shared group name, a regular user name, or it can > be any name: I have the next What "it" are you referring to? The spamSubject is a string to prepend to message subjects when they're classified as spam. Typically something like "[spam] ", I believe. > gspam:shared:user1,user2,gspam,user3.... Assuming user1 etc are real usernames and the dots aren't verbatim, that looks fine. I'm not sure if gspam needs to be a member of the group or not. None of the examples show this, and I don't see that it would be needed, so you might want to remove it. On the other hand, I don't think it would do any harm, either. > I´m using sendmail and in alias file I have the next for > forwarding mails: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] "|/usr/bin/dspam --user gspam...." Most likely it's correct, although you chopped off the interesting bits. It does sound like you've understood the concept, though.
