>mysql> select * from dspam_virtual_uids;
>Empty set (0,00 sec)

Ok,

If you are the only user on this system then this is no big deal.

If not - maybe it's a good idea to take Julien's advice and install his
excellent dspam packages from the kirya.net repo.

First, go into mysql, select the dspam db and create your user:

insert into dspam_virtual_uids (uid,username)
values('1','[EMAIL PROTECTED]'); (one line)

just in case, add just the user:

insert into dspam_virtual_uids (uid,username) values('1','siefke');

commit;

quit;

then, tell dspam to use your mysql id:

dspam_admin ch pref siefke localStore 1

dspam_admin ch pref [EMAIL PROTECTED] localStore 1

Then try to send an email and watch the logs...

Regards,

D.

!DSPAM:1011,48d5853e150921837917931!


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