What I meant was in defining the test, what is the correct way to set up the
exit code that Declude looks for?
Something like this?
NOXSPAM external positive "D:\imail\declude\noxmail.exe" 20 0
NOXSPAM external negative "D:\imail\declude\noxmail.exe" 40 0
No, we have not added a new "positive
Hi John,
I am going to have to defer to Scott on this one. I tried what I indicated
below and could not make it work. So it is probable that I misunderstood the
syntax.
Brian
On 01/06/03 7:58am you wrote...
>> Here is the text from the message I posted regarding this:
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>What I meant was i
> Here is the text from the message I posted regarding this:
What I meant was in defining the test, what is the correct way to set up the
exit code that Declude looks for?
Something like this?
NOXSPAM external positive "D:\imail\declude\noxmail.exe" 20 0
NOXSPAM external negative "D:\imail\dec
Hi John,
Here is the text from the message I posted regarding this:
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I enabled the positive/negative testing for Declude.
http://www.noxmail.com/imail/noxbeta.zip
This must use http://www.declude.com/release/165i/declude.exe (interim
release) or newer.
To use the No-X-Mail test this wa
Brain or Scott, what is the syntax for the return code for this?
John Tolmachoff MCSE, CSSA
IT Manager, Network Engineer
RelianceSoft, Inc.
Fullerton, CA 92835
www.reliancesoft.com
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Actually, a couple of interim versions back, and I think in the last official
update, he suppressed the message if the "D" file was deleted. Maybe he also
did that for the real "Q" file, but we delete the "_" temporary file which is
what the "Q" file is renamed to when the message is in process.
The score return is always the greater failure. If spam has a higher score
then it will be called spam. The same for adult.
On 01/06/03 7:24am you wrote...
>If a message fails BOTH spam and adult, which score is returned?
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>My short-term suggestion is to have adult override spam (i.e., return t
If a message fails BOTH spam and adult, which score is returned?
My short-term suggestion is to have adult override spam (i.e., return the
negative exit code whenever the adult test fails).
My longer term suggestion is to allow a command line parameter that would
tell NoXMail to only check for sp
