Ah, that's an excellent workaround, teaching dspam.cgi how to deal with
what 3.8.0 is writing. Thanks much.
Sorry, one can easily miss things in mailing list archives when the
subject line doesn't lead one to believe the message contains anything
relevant to what one is looking for.
Hopefully my subject line will be a big flashing beacon in the archives
to the next person who is wondering about this problem.
John Peacock wrote:
Travis Mikalson wrote:
My configuration is the same as the previous poster's, Postfix 2.4.3
using standard postfix content filtering... communicating with dspam
--daemon using LMTP via unix socket.
Here is my earlier fix for the problem you are having:
http://mailing-list.nuclearelephant.com/6023.html
which just cleans up the CGI to be more forgiving of the badly formatted
quarantine messages. I'm still hoping to have some time to fix dspam
itself, which is where the problem arises, but history shows that making
time for this is unlikely...
John
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