On Friday 24 April 2009 9:41:43 am Doug Laidlaw wrote: > On Friday 24 April 2009 7:23:19 am RW wrote: > > If you are using dspam as a filter, I can't see how you could get away > > with not having --stdout. I don't recognise --deliver-spam, but if you > > meant --deliver=spam then I think that would mean discard ham. > > I did have --stdout originally, but thought that it was the problem. The > docs for getmail suggest that it picks up dspam's stdout, so that should be > right. --deliver-spam is plainly not good syntax, at least. I was blindly > copying from something else. > > > Another thing is that I think your "Trust doug" in your config file > > refers to the unix user doug, but the "--user doug" is asking dspam to > > look for a virtual user configured in the sql database. > > Thanks for that. I didn't appreciate it. The original article was based > on an earlier version of dspam, and many of the switches are different. > The only user in the database is the user with database privileges, dspam. > So that should be --user dspam. I will play with it a bit more. > > There is a "virtual-users" database. Perhaps I need that as well.
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