On Tue, Aug 03, 2004 at 06:14:48PM +0800, Yusuf Goolamabbas wrote: > As soon as I started spamd via spamd -Lx -p 7830. I get the following > displayed in the terminal > > 6166c359a351a9ad990c05334ea520ec > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Message-Id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Is there a way to prevent this message from invoking plugins ?
No. spamd wants to get everything precompiled before processing messages, so it makes a fake message (as above) and sends it through a "check" to get it all set to go. I don't recall off hand if there's an easy way to tell if you're in "compile_now" mode or not. > Also, when I pass the message to spamc and redirect fd 4 to a file, > the output doesn't seem to go there unlike the invocation with > spamassassin. An empty file is created with the following invocation Yeah. spamc != spamassassin... spamd is the one actually doing the processing, so the fd 4 bit happens in spamd. spamc has absolutely no capability of dealing with that. BTW: any reason you're doing md5 and not using the already loaded/required sha1? -- Randomly Generated Tagline: I am Henny of Borg - assimilate my wife...please!
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