> > Greetings dspam users, > > > For the last month (literally!) I've been tearing my hair out > trying to get dspam to work. I've tried numerous > configuration options and now I'm getting tired of trying to > get it working. I'm submitting my config files for your > perusal in the sincere hope that someone can help. With > http://www.pastebin.ca/563747 as a list of the configs, the > issues I'm having are as follows: > > > 1. It's not filtering out spam, any attempt to reclassify an > email as spam fails, as you can see from the configs I've set > up specific email addresses for retraining, sending email to > either [EMAIL PROTECTED] or > [EMAIL PROTECTED] does nothing apart > from resend the email back to me (??!) > > 2. Every email I receive is accompanied by the welcome email, > I have turned off notifications yet it still persists and > sends the welcome email every single time for every email > received, it's like it's not remembering that it's sent it already. > > 3. I can't get the webui to work, I've set up a .htpasswd > file with usernames "logicalpeople.com" (which is how it > appears in /home/dspam and in the mysql database) and > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (which is the catchall) and when I > log in with either account it tells me it can't find the user. > > I do hope someone can help, dspam definitely has the > potential to be a great spam filtration system but I've yet > to see it work *chuckles*
Some remarks : - Did you run the scripts to create the mysql structure for dspam ? This could explain why your mail is not filtered. - Why is 'dspam' *not* the owner of everything under /home/dspam ? This could explain why you are always receiving the first mail alert. - Are there dspam headers in the mail you receive ? - You could turn on debugging (you have to recompile dspam if this option was not selected) and set "Debug *" in dspam.conf. Then look in the logs for errors. Sydney.
