Troy,
Looks like it was indeed a mysql issue. While I see lots of dspam-generated
stuff in mysql it wasn't putting user preferences in there. When I manually
added the user's preferences to mysql guess what? The quarantine started
filling!
I bet I need to change some settings in dspam.d/mysql.
Do you have more than one dspam.conf?
default is: /usr/local/etc/dspam.conf
"Unable to attach DSPAM context. Retrying"
Means, I think that dspam wasn't able to connect to mysql, I think.
QuarantineAgent, when not set, defaults to the built in method. Sounds
like this is what you want.
You coul
Weird:
# dspam_admin list preference be...@scionaviation.com
# dspam_admin aggregate preference be...@scionaviation.com
spamAction=quarantine
signatureLocation=message
showFactors=on
spamSubject=SPAM
My users all sign in with their email addresses.
While I have a local preferences file, maybe ds
>trainingMode=TEFT
>spamAction=quarantine
>spamSubject=[SPAM]
>statisticalSedation=0
>enableBNR=on
>optIn=off
>optOut=off
>showFactors=off
>enableWhitelist=on
>signatureLocation=message
To verify that the user prefs are indeed in action, type this as root:
dspam_admin list pref
Regards,
D.
does
"dspam_admin list preference $USER"
show the same as what you have in your user.prefs?
For that matter how about
"dspam_admin aggregate preference $USER"?
As far as I thought I knew, user prefs override the default user prefs,
as well as the preferences specified on the command line.
Hopef
Thanks for getting back to me. Now that we have Troys helping Troys the
world is in big trouble.
The only config I have in /etc/dspam/dspam.d/ is my mysql conf. I checked just
in case and it has no spamAction setting in there.
I checked the user's settings and she has spamAction=quarantine. Here
Troy,
Perhaps the user has their own override for spamaction since that is allowed in
dspam.conf?
AllowOverride spamAction spamSubject
Also, The last line of you dspam.conf is:
Include /etc/dspam/dspam.d/
So perhaps inspect the contents of that directory, see if there is another
Preference "spa
Hi,
I have a fairly simple dspam set up, but I'm missing a key piece of it.
I've set dspam up to quarantine suspect messages but it's sending them
anyway (with a [SPAM] tag attached to them.) Here's my relevant config
settings in /etc/dspam/dspam.conf:
ServerParameters "--deliver=innocent"
Serv
