Ítalo Rossi wrote:
IMAP authentication, the $CURRENT_USER works correctly...
I have an idea, I will restore the backup of lost message and deliver by
command line:
/bin/dspam --source=error --class=innocent --signature="xxxxxx" --user
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This command should receive a message from my quarantine that have a
signature ID especified and deliver to the next hop, amavis, ok?
Ummm, no, that command merely updates the tokens in the database. It
doesn't actually resend the message itself; that happens in
ProcessFalsePositive() instead. You have to actually resubmit the
message itself to dspam to both redeliver and retrain (see the
$CONFIG{'DSPAM_ARGS'} line in configure.pl for the appropriate stanza).
I still think the $CURRENT_USER is mismatched between what dspam thinks
the UID should be and what the user logged in as, which would have
exactly this behavior...
John
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