Hello... > > I´m very newbie at dspam, and I´m setting up it for over 30 users. > > I´d like to set up a shared group and seems that´s it´s working > > but I have some doubts: > > > > I set a SpamSubject string, but never it´s added when detect spam. > > Do you know that the messages are in fact being classified as spam?
Yes, the messages contain the header X-Dspam-Result:Spam > > In addition to the spamSubject preference, have you made sure that > the spamAction preference is set to "tag"? Also beware that each > user can have their own preferences set (depending on which ones you > allow them to override), and that dspam's method for determing where > to find a user's preferences are a little quirky. Yes, the spamAction is set to tag,deliver. I set on the debug output and I get the next entries: 23215: [01/25/2007 11:38:59] loading preferences for user monica 23215: [01/25/2007 11:38:59] Loading preference 'trainingMode' = 'TEFT' 23215: [01/25/2007 11:38:59] Loading preference 'spamAction' = 'tag, deliver' 23215: [01/25/2007 11:38:59] Loading preference 'spamSubject' = '[DSPAM]' So I think that my config is O.K. > > Must it be the shared group name, a regular user name, or it can > > be any name: I have the next > > gspam:shared:user1,user2,gspam,user3.... > > Assuming user1 etc are real usernames and the dots aren't verbatim, > that looks fine. I'm not sure if gspam needs to be a member of the > group or not. None of the examples show this, and I don't see that > it would be needed, so you might want to remove it. On the other > hand, I don't think it would do any harm, either. I tried other setting: the group name it´s not a real user and works O.K, but in the alias file, the user must be a real user not the group name, and if I want dspam updates the group database, the user must be a member of the group: filter:shared:user1,user2 filter is not a real user. alias: [EMAIL PROTECTED] "|/usr/bin/dspam --user user1 --mode=teft --class=spam --source=error" Regards
