Argument list too long means that * expands in too much
files.
If you use bash, create an script like
this
---cut
here---
#!/bin/bash
cd DIRECTORYWITHMAILS # The mailbox with
spam
for file in *; do
# Do here whatever you like to do with
Eric Shubes wrote:
Simone Marzona wrote:
Hi all
how is possible to set nice level on spamassassin on mandriva?
On Debian systems it's configured in /etc/default/spamassassin nice-level.
I could simply put a nice x value before spamd.. in
/var/qmail/supervise/spamd/run?
That sounds like
Citando Eric \\\Shubes\\\ [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had something similar when updating to 3.1.6 -
had to install perl Digest:SHA1 from cpan, clean up /var/lib/spamassassin
and
reinstall. afterwards sa-update and things went smoothly, even when going
to 3.1.7
It shows up in your webmail under the trash
thanks
Q
On Tue, 2006-10-31 at 13:12 +0800, Ho wrote:
Where is the spam box? I cannot see that.
Ho
Kyle Quillen wrote:
Ho,
I ran the install with mine and let it run. When I woke up this morning
the spam box was in my webmail with
I don't know about roaming users per se. What are you trying to accomplish?
That being said, have you looked into /var/qmail/control/rcpthosts?
Quinn Comendant wrote:
Hi y'all
How can I troubleshoot why roaming users isn't working for me? I've compiled
vpopmail with --enable-roaming-users,
That sounds like it's worth a try, but I kinda doubt that it'd be
effective.
spamd spawns the processes that actually do the spam checking (spamd
child), so those are the processes you'd really need to 'nice'. I
don't know if the children pick up the nice level of the parent or
not, or
Rangi Biddle wrote:
With your setup, does it allow pop3 clients to download less spam? Just
wondering as this would be an easier approach considering you could filter
mail marked as spam into a mail folder and train Dspam that way.
POP3 would work fine except for the training portion of dspam.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Citando Eric \\\Shubes\\\ [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had something similar when updating to 3.1.6 -
had to install perl Digest:SHA1 from cpan, clean up /var/lib/spamassassin
and
reinstall. afterwards sa-update and things went smoothly, even
Eric "Shubes" wrote:
Lee R. Copp wrote:
Rangi Biddle wrote:
With your setup, does it allow pop3 clients to download less spam? Just
wondering as this would be an easier approach considering you could filter
mail marked as spam into a mail folder and train Dspam
Lee R. Copp wrote:
Rangi Biddle wrote:
With your setup, does it allow pop3 clients to download less spam? Just
wondering as this would be an easier approach considering you could filter
mail marked as spam into a mail folder and train Dspam that way.
POP3 would work fine except for the
Justice London wrote:
Well, apparently I lied. I'm not going to have time this week to work on the
dspam stuff.
Justice London
That's ok, Justice. There's no hurry. Slow and steady wins the race! If we
get anything going at all on this by the end of the year, I'll be happy. ;)
--
-Eric
Well, apparently I lied. I'm not going to have time this week to work on the
dspam stuff.
Justice London
-Original Message-
From: Eric Shubes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 8:38 AM
To: qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] Dspam on the
Jake Vickers wrote:
Eric Shubes wrote:
Lee R. Copp wrote:
Rangi Biddle wrote:
With your setup, does it allow pop3 clients to download less spam? Just
wondering as this would be an easier approach considering you could filter
mail marked as spam into a mail folder and train Dspam
David Sánchez Martín wrote:
That sounds like it's worth a try, but I kinda doubt that it'd be
effective.
spamd spawns the processes that actually do the spam checking (spamd
child), so those are the processes you'd really need to 'nice'. I
don't know if the children pick up the nice
Simone Marzona wrote:
Eric Shubes wrote:
Simone Marzona wrote:
Hi all
how is possible to set nice level on spamassassin on mandriva?
On Debian systems it's configured in /etc/default/spamassassin
nice-level.
I could simply put a nice x value before spamd.. in
Eric Shubes wrote:
I was wondering about dspam w/ pop3. This answers a lot of questions.
I'm disappointed to see that Netscape doesn't have a redirect option.
However, there *is* a mailredirect extension for Mozilla Thunderbird (0.7
and above) and Mozilla Mail. I don't know if this would work
Eric Shubes wrote:
Would forwarding distort the message since it would appear to be coming from
the recipient (forwarder) instead of the original sender? How would dspam
handle this?
Forwarding the message to a spam/ham training address will distort the
message but dspam won't care. When
The spamassassin local.cf file included with the qmail toaster has the
required_hits option instead of the new required_score one. Not really bad
but...
required_score n.nn (default: 5)
Set the score required before a mail is considered spam. n.nn can be an
integer or a real number. 5.0 is
I'll fix it on the next SpamAssassin release. At this pace, it should
be by tomorrow.
Erik
On 10/31/06, Quinn Comendant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The spamassassin local.cf file included with the qmail toaster has the required_hits
option instead of the new required_score one. Not really bad
I am now getting the following errors during upgrading my qt using new
model script.
qtp-build-rpms v0.1.3
Building zlib-1.2.3-1.0.3 ...
Installing zlib-1.2.3-1.0.3 in the sandbox ...
qtp-build-rpms - rpm -Uvh failed for zlib-1.2.3-1.0.3
qtp-build-rpms - see
Type rpm -Uhv --oldpackage zlib*.
As far as i386 vs. i686, it doesn't matter on anything higher than a
P2. The i686 is more optimized, the i386 is generic enough to run on
just about any x86 compatible machine.
Erik
On 10/31/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am now getting the
After skipping zlib, it went through but gave me again this error,
Installing djbdns-1.05-1.0.2 in the sandbox ...
error: Failed dependencies:
djbdns-extcache conflicts with djbdns-1.05-1.0.2.i686
djbdns conflicts with djbdns-extcache-1.05-1.0.2.i686
djbdns-localcache
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