Hello, world!\n
> Even if you google around and eventually find that it can be used as a
> local standalone classifier like Bogofilter or Spamassassin, it still
> has rough edges. Most of what you find on google will tell you that
> you need to setup an sql backend manually - that's going to loose a
> lot of people. If you read around a bit more, you may find out about
> the hash driver, and home-directory support. However, the hash driver
> support is much less mature, and unlike Bogofilter and Spamassassin,
> DSPAM doesn't honour $HOME, so you can't use virtual home directories.
I very much second that.
DSpam works very well as a stand-alone program, but it the documentation
treats it as a not-so-interesting corner case, so it is not easy to set it
up that way. Also, when you call dspamc from procmail, you need to use
several counter-intuitive switches like `--process --deliver=innocent,spam
--user=$USER' and so on.
I have a couple of patches in my queue, I will send them soon.
Also, I am very glad that the project is alive again and I hope I will find
some time to improve the stand-alone usage.
Have a nice fortnight
--
Martin `MJ' Mares <[email protected]> http://mj.ucw.cz/
Faculty of Math and Physics, Charles University, Prague, Czech Rep., Earth
Make $$$ fast. Learn Perl!
!DSPAM:1011,497b7c8c150921588661719!
