Tony Earnshaw wrote: > Lars Stavholm wrote, on 16. mar 2007 09:39: > >> Dear List, I really need some help with my setup. I'm detecting >> no spam whatsoever, and I'm new to dspam and have difficulties >> debugging my setup. It all seems to work just fine, except for >> the simple fact that there's no spam detection in place. I'm >> trying for a shared group setup with ham/spam folders in IMAP >> for user training. >> >> Here's what I have so far: >> >> Using SuSE Linux 10.2. >> >> Postfix -> DSPAM -> Cyrus IMAP >> >> Built with... >> ./configure --prefix=/usr \ >> --sysconfdir=/etc \ >> --with-dspam-home=/var/lib/dspam \ >> --mandir=/usr/share/man \ >> --enable-daemon \ >> --enable-debug \ > > So you should have a /var/lib/log directory with dspam.debug in it ... > have you?
Nop. In addition to the above, I've just now enabled the Debug and DebugOpt options in the dspam.conf file and restarted dspam. The debug files are now, in my case, created in /var/lib/dspam/log. >> --enable-clamav \ >> --enable-syslog \ >> --enable-homedir >> >> /var/lib/dspam/group... >> users:shared:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > What does /var/lib/dspam/log/dspam.debug tell you happens for each > message when you submit a mail for retraining? I have no idea what the > hash driver does, since my sites use MySQL, but you should get some > impression of something going wrong, if it is. OK, I'm looking at it, don't understand much though. For one particular retrained spam that I just received (there's no shortage of fresh spam) the debug starts with: 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] DSPAM Instance Startup 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] input args: dspam --user [EMAIL PROTECTED] --class=s pam --source=error 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] pass-thru args: 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] processing user [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] uid = 0, euid = 0, gid = 0, egid = 0 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] loading preferences for user [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] default preferences empty. reverting to dspam.conf p references. 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] Loading preferences from dspam.conf 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] using /var/lib/dspam/opt-in/[EMAIL PROTECTED] as path 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] using /var/lib/dspam/opt-out/[EMAIL PROTECTED] am as path 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] assigning user [EMAIL PROTECTED] to group users 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] sedation level set to: 0 So, I guess that looks alright. However, then there's a lot of these: ' doesn't contains `:' characterde.c:365: unexpected data: header string ' ...and... 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] decode.c:365: unexpected data: header string '<!DOCT ...and so on (a few hundred lines of gibberish, looks really weird), and then it all ends with the following... 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] message is signed. retaining original text for reassembly 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] message is signed. retaining original text for reassembly 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] Loading 1 BNR patterns 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] Whitelist threshold: 10 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] [graham] [1.000000] Received*localhost+(localhost (1 frq, 744s, 0i) 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] [burton] [1.000000] Received*localhost+(localhost (1 frq, 744s, 0i) 7714: [03/16/2007 13:10:24] [graham] [1.000000] Received*socket]) (1frq, 740s, 0i) [snip] I'm not sure what I'm looking for:| > [...] > >> I'm using the default hash drive on a low volume box. >> TrainingMode was changed from TEFT to TOE after the >> 2500 mails training phase. > > I'm going through the same sort of thing for my home site at the moment, > but without any initial training whatsoever and after 7416 messages and > training false negatives, dspam CVS=3.6.8 is giving 99.15% accuracy > (still training for some spam). Impressive, that's what I'm looking for:) /L
