On 7/14/10 2:19 AM, Jimmy Stewpot wrote:
Hi There,
I am currently trying to implement DCC on a small email server to test how
effective it may be. Unfortunately I have been unable to get any results and it
appears that its just simply not working.
I have the following lines in my configuration for spamassassin
use_dcc 1
dcc_path /usr/bin
dcc_dccifd_path [127.0.0.1]:38681
dcc_home /var/lib/dcc
you only need dccifd if you run the dccd daemon, and its a unix socket
*by default. so try to use that, something, usually like:
/var/run/dccifd.
if you don't have dccd running, SA will call (I forget) some other
program on each email.
does dcc itself connect? are you running a recent version of dcc? old
version won't connect with the public folders. checked firewall?
to see if dcc works, type:
cdcc info
and see if you are connecting to a dcc server.
and as a reminder, dcc doesn't test for spam or not spam, just bulk vs
non bulk, and the OPTIONAL reputation filter service also gives you the
percentage of bulk on the connecting ip.
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