Looks like I resolved it. I had to recompile qmail-scanner Robert
> I have updated SpamAssassin to he latest, 2.63. Here is the problem. I > initially installed SpamAssassin via tar. This time I installed it via rpm > using yum install spamassassin. > > I restarted the service spamassasin and restarted qmail, it still shows > version 2.55 in the header. Any ideas? > > Thanks > Robert > >> Im using Qmail with Maildrop. So configure maildrop to control it when >> tagged? Can you point me in the right direction in obtaining the >> information to do this? >> >> Thanks >> Robert >> >>> On Wednesday 16 June 2004 16:34, Robert Bartlett might have typed: >>>> Hello, >>>> I am currently using Spamassassin 2.55 and was wondering if there is a >>>> rule to say if Spamassassin tags an email as spam, then block it from >>>> the >>>> user and send to a different address. >>> >>> 1) Upgrade. Really, upgrade. >>> >>> 2) No. SpamAssassin is an inline filter. Use something like >>> Amavisd-new, >>> procmail or maildrop to control where spam goes once tagged. >>> >> >> >> > > >
