At 2003-04-02T08:45:08Z, Miguel Mendez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The -F0 option was an option that made spamassassin not alter the headers, > as it would confuse some programs. It's not needed since 2.44 > iirc.
Gotcha. > Because spamassassin is being ran as user cyrus, you need to tell it where > to search for user_prefs. I covered that at: http://subwiki.honeypot.net/cgi-bin/view/Freebsd/SpamAssassinAndCyrus > http://www.cyrusoft.com/sieve/ is a good starter, specially the provided > samples. Have a look at them and you'll figure out most of the stuff. That's just what I needed. Thanks! I didn't realize until yesterday that the lack of a common filtering method was pretty much the sole component that keeps me from switching email clients at will. If I can get the server-side filtering to the point I like it, I should be able to use any number of clients (depending on whether I'm at a local X terminal, SSH'ing in remotely, etc.) without any significant difference in functionality. That's pretty slick. > Btw, I've seen you finally solved it. I'd like to add your howto document > to ezunix.org's site, mind if I do (giving credit, of course) Feel free. Of course, be advised that the document is on a Wiki server, and therefore subject to change (even by people other than me) at any time. -- Kirk Strauser In Googlis non est, ergo non est.
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