The last few days, every time I've tried to use razor-report, the log output
ends up like this:
Nov 04 10:20:48.662144 report[23277]: [ 5] server discovery overdue by 167945 seconds
Nov 04 10:20:48.662622 report[23277]: [ 8] already have 1 discovery servers
Nov 04 10:20:48.663163 report[23277]: [
I don't know, but here are the current contents of my Razor server lists...
# cat servers.catalogue.lst
rancor.cloudmark.com
stress.cloudmark.com
truth.cloudmark.com
# cat servers.discovery.lst
66.151.150.11
# cat servers.nomination.lst
joy.cloudmark.com
folly.cloudmark.com
Make sure your fi
unsure how you have 216.52.3.2 as an IP, did you manually add entries
to your hosts file? that ip is from an old range that is no longer
used by cloudmark.
--jordan
On Tue, Nov 04, 2003 at 02:02:47PM -0500, Tom Betz wrote:
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# The last few days, every time I've tried to use razor-report, the log
Hi
I am having problems with razor, it will not accept a homedir, I did the
create with the home option, but it has not helped.
When I run razor it will not identify anything as spam, if I run it with
razor-check -home=/etc/razor it works just fine. How Do I make it accept
/etc/razor as home dir?
At 05:54 PM 11/4/2003, Benjamin Henriksen wrote:
My .razor file:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] spamd]$ cat /home/spamd/.razor
razorhome = /etc/razor
Umm.. .razor isn't supposed to be a file.. it's supposed to be a *directory*.
you should have /home/spamd/.razor/razor-agent.conf as your configfile.
Hi
Ahh my fault...
I figured out something really weird, when I run razor-check from
/home/spamd the sample-spam email will successfully be marked as spam.
When I run it from /etc/razor it will not be marked as spam?
I have been trying to decipher the logs, but with no luck :(
I run the follo
> Umm.. .razor isn't supposed to be a file.. it's supposed to be a
> *directory*.
>
> you should have /home/spamd/.razor/razor-agent.conf as your configfile.
This reminds me of a pet peeve with razor. CONTRARY to documentation, it
does NOT look in /etc/razor if no ~/.razor directory exists, it
Quoting Benjamin Henriksen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I am having problems with razor, it will not accept a homedir, I did the
> create with the home option, but it has not helped.
I had the same problem. Just symlink the directory or patch the code.
Since I'm only creating more work for myself if
Hi
The symlink thingy, fixed my issues thanks!!!
Regards,
Ben
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