> Kalin,
> I may be wrong here, but I believe Preference settings in the dspam.conf
> only affect new users or users who do not have customized configurations
> yet.  Check the preferences for the user in question and see if that
> user still is looking to message instead of headers.


thanks Sean...

>
> To check the [EMAIL PROTECTED] info
> # dspam_admin li pref [EMAIL PROTECTED]

here is what i did:

# dspam_admin
syntax: dspam_admin [function] [arguments] [--profile=PROFILE]
        add preference [user] [attrib] [value]
        change preference [user] [attrib] [value]
        delete preference [user] [attrib] [value]
        list preference [user] [attrib] [value]
        aggregate preference [user]
# dspam_admin list preference [EMAIL PROTECTED] spamAction
#

absolutly nothing...  which kinda makes sence - i haven't used the
dspam_admin to set preferences for myslef since i was expecting the ones
in the dspam.conf to kick in. no gui either...  yet....

here this is from the debug log:
28133: [03/13/2007 22:07:46] DSPAM Instance Startup
28133: [03/13/2007 22:07:46] input args: /usr/local/bin/dspam
--deliver=innocent,spam --user [EMAIL PROTECTED] --stdout --debug
28133: [03/13/2007 22:07:46] pass-thru args:
28133: [03/13/2007 22:07:46] processing user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
28133: [03/13/2007 22:07:46] loading preferences for user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
28133: [03/13/2007 22:07:46] Loading preferences for uid 3
28133: [03/13/2007 22:07:46] Loading preferences for uid 0
28133: [03/13/2007 22:07:46] Loading preferences for uid 0
28133: [03/13/2007 22:07:46] loaded default preferences externally
.............................................

i looked at the dspam_preferences table and there is only one user there.
|   0 | spamSubject | [SPAM] |

ok. maybe it needs:

|   0 | spamAction | tag |

who is uid 0? it's not in the dspam_virtual_uids table....

... but according to the debug file those preferences - for uid 0 - are
called on my user (twice ?!?!) since (i guess) there are no preferences at
all for uid 3 ( uid 3 = [EMAIL PROTECTED]).....   whatever...

then next line "loaded default preferences externally" - i can only hope
that this means "from dspam.conf". and "there are no preferences for uid 3
so use the default ones from dspam.conf".....

still the processed mail that is tagged as "Spam' does not have the
subject altered. and the dspam signarure is written in the headers but it
also appears at the bottom of the message....

now i really don't get which preferences are actually used... if any are...


thanks....



>
> Sean
>
> kalin mintchev wrote:
>>> kalin mintchev wrote:
>>>
>>>>>>> --Kyle
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>> Go ahead and post your entire dspam.conf file (minus the passwords) -
>>>>> it'll be easier to figure this out if we have all of the information
>>>>> at
>>>>> our hands.
>>>>> Post it at a site, if you would, and not in the email (personal
>>>>> preference - I find it easier).
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> sorry for the delay...  here is the config from the log:
>>>>
>>>> ./configure --with-storage-driver=mysql_drv --enable-daemon
>>>> --with-mysql-includes=/usr/local/include/mysql
>>>> --with-mysql-libraries=/usr/local/lib/mysql --enable-virtual-users
>>>> --enable-preferences-extension --enable-debug --enable-clamav
>>>> --with-dspam-owner=dspam --with-dspam-group=vchkpw
>>>>
>>>> so --enable-preferences-extension is in there.... did i miss domain
>>>> level?!
>>>>
>>>> ok.. and here is the conf - pretty standard not much changed yet:
>>>> http://el.net/k/dspam.txt
>>>>
>>>> thanks.....
>>>>
>>> The paste shows both
>>>
>>> Preference "spamAction=tag"
>>> and
>>> Preference "spamAction=quarantine"
>>>
>>> Try commenting out Preference "spamAction=quarantine"
>>>
>>
>> i did. nothing yet. also i changed earlier
>> Preference "signatureLocation=headers"  # 'message' or 'headers'
>>
>> to 'headers' from 'message'...  it's still printing it in the message.
>> i'm
>> not running dspam in daemon mode yet so there is nothing to restart...
>>
>> logs don;t show anything...  not sure now....
>>
>>
>>> --Kyle
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
> !DSPAM:3,45f760f5241691965515837!
>
>


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