Sg wrote:
After modifying the configurations and scores should we restart
the SA. How to start the SA-3.2.3?
On 07.01.08 13:51, maillist wrote:
you really should be able to just type in \usr\bin\spamd at the
command prompt, and it will start. man spamd will show you the
switches
Hi
After modifying the configurations and scores should we restart the
SA. How to start the SA-3.2.3?
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Sg
Sg escribió:
Hi
After modifying the configurations and scores should we restart
the SA. How to start the SA-3.2.3?
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Sg
Yes, you should restart SA after modifying configuration or rules/scores.
SA comes with several control scripts that you can use to start, stop or
restart the
Hi
Thanks for your reply. I need to checck the body content only not
header. What are all the rules used to check only body content?
On Jan 7, 2008 5:08 PM, Diego Pomatta [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sg escribió:
Hi
After modifying the configurations and scores should we restart
Sg wrote:
Hi
Thanks for your reply. I need to checck the body content only not
header. What are all the rules used to check only body content?
You already asked this question, and I already answered it in your
thread titled Spam content checker:
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There's hundreds
Hi
After modifying the configurations and scores
should we restart the SA. How to start the SA-3.2.3?
/etc/init.d/spamassassin restart
That should work on all Linux systems. RedHad ans SuSE based have also a
service command, which can be used to it.
service spamassassin restart
Some distros also have a spamd daemon, and so the spamd process would be
run by either:
service spamd restart
or
/etc/init.d/spamd restart
Regards,
Rubin
On Mon, 2008-01-07 at 16:41 +0200, Jari Fredriksson wrote:
Hi
After modifying the configurations and scores
should we restart
Sg wrote:
Hi
After modifying the configurations and scores should we restart
the SA. How to start the SA-3.2.3?
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Sg
you really should be able to just type in \usr\bin\spamd at the
command prompt, and it will start. man spamd will show you the
switches involved.
I do this
Anything else is just being fancy. :)
-Aubrey
I thought that was why these guys properly trap signals in spamd. :-)
killall -s SIGHUP spamd
