>-----Original Message-----
>From: Jonas Eckerman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Thursday, July 22, 2004 6:57 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: SpamAssassin reviewed in InfoWorld
>
>
>On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 13:51:18 +0100, Dimitrios wrote:
>
>>  indeed that is the problem,  SA lacks a HOWTO or step-by-step
>>  idiots guide and the user base has indeed changed and includes
>>  lots of Winblowz users.
>
>Maybe that's because its not possible to make *one* such 
>HOWTO. There's a multitude of different ways to invoke and use 
>SA, and one HOWTO can not describe them all.
>
>>  but a nice HOWTO or step-by-step guide for Linux or FreeBSD would
>>  be helpful in general.
>
>The important factor here would not be wether one uses Linux 
>or FreeBSD. If one does a manual or a CPAN install it would be 
>done the same way on both platforms, if one uses ports or a 
>package based install, the procedure would be the same as for 
>other ports/packages for that OS/distribution.
>
>What would really be different would be wether one wants to 
>call SA from a simple sendmail milter, from an extremely 
>configurable milter, from exim, from procmail, from another 
>MDA, from a mail client, from a mail-fetcher script, or 
>something completly different. All these requires different 
>ssteps and can't be covered in one step-by-step guide.
>
>There are, however, step-by-step guides for some ways of 
>installing and utilizing SA. Somewhere I have, for example, 
>seen a step-by-step guide for installing SA and MIMEDefang and 
>get them to work.
>
>And you can find a lot more by entering "spamassassin how-to 
>howto" into Google and pressing Enter.
>
>/Jonas
>

Just a comment here, from tech editing a book on SA. Yeah it is very
difficult to cover all angles of installs. I think the proper term that I
keep getting from the publisher was "next edition" :)

I will also post those install examples to the wiki like I said I would.
Maybe today, if people here at work leave me alone :)

--Chris 

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