hi ken. tnx allot. this is a great idea. it works fine. tnx you very much.
Ken wrote:
I was never able to get SA to work through qmail-scanner myself. I just did a work-around by running the spamc client before QS. In my case, QMAILQUEUE="/var/qmail/bin/script" which is a bash script that just does: --------------------------------------------------------------- #!/bin/bash # file:/var/qmail/bin/script /usr/local/bin/spamc -f | /var/qmail/bin/qmail-scanner-queue.pl --------------------------------------------------------------- so it's just pipelined before SA. It works great for me on my RH7.3 netqmail install. I got tired of trying to figure out why QS wouldn't read the SA results, and took the easy way out! hehe In my case, SA worked fine directly and so did QS. Together, it appeared that QS would take an inbound msg, write to disk and scan (clamav etc), pass a copy to SA, SA would check and confirm SPAM, (hand the SA marked msg back to QS?) which would DROP that msg and use the tmp msg from disk it created to give to SA in the first place! That's what it seemed like. SA was logging detected SPAM in the maillog, but no indication from SA ever appeared in the msgs.
Hope this helps...
Ken
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