On Tue, 13 Jan 2009, Kyle Johnson wrote: } I think your problem might be "Opt in". When using an Opt in configuration, } users must opt in for filtering with a user preference. Try changing "Opt in" } to "Opt out" in your dspam.conf file, restarting your daemon, and then seeing } what is up. When using "Opt out", users are automatically oppted in, and if } they want, they can then opt out.
Thanks, Kyle, but I really don't [yet] want to go that route. While testing, I only want one user [vjl, me] to be opted in while I go through testing this out. It's much easier to opt in one user than opt out all the rest! :) Perhaps I am not opting myself in correctly? I simply touched [created a blank file] at: /usr/local/var/dspam/opt-in/vjl.dspan Oh. Umm.. Bleep. That says, "vjl.dspan", not "vjl.dspam". Ok, I just fixed my dumb typo, restarted dspam --daemon as well as postfix and sent myself some e.mail from another server. I'm still not getting a signature in the e.mail body [nor header, which is where i eventually want the signature to be, but one step at a time]. There is still no dspam log file and no history file for user vjl. I would have expected dspam to log the fact that it had been started/stopped at least. Does the vjl.dspam file need to contain anything? Does the fact that I started dspam --daemon as root matter? Should I be starting it as user dspam? [and if so, i guess i would need to give user dspam a shell other than /bin/false :) ]. I'm getting closer [i hope!]. What else am I missing? Thanks again! /vjl/ -- Vince J. LaMonica Knowledge is knowing a street is one way. [email protected] <*> Wisdom is still looking in both directions. Donate today, please: http://www.cancer.org/ !DSPAM:1011,496ca4c0150928298386313!
