On Monday 04 August 2008 15:23:02 Mark Rogers wrote: > s91066 wrote: > > How can I find the source of the "Unable to find a valid signature. > > Aborting." error? > > I have a lot of such messages in /var/log/mailog. The signature files are > > not found in /usr/local/var/dspam/data/$user directory, but the question > > is why the signature files are not present? > > > > How can I find more information on the issue? > > I've had similar errors using the MySQL engine. In my case the errors > come from retraining via the web front end on messages which have had > their signature data expired (in my setup they're purged from the > database after 14 days). > > Be warned, when dspam generates the error it aborts (as it says) but > does not report an error back to the web interface. Therefore if you are > releasing a message from the quarantine and it causes this error to > occur, dspam won't deliver the message but the web interface will > believe it has been delivered and will delete it from the quarantine (ie > message lost).
Well, I do not use mysql, but I found the message after a retrain. I suspect that this is not an issue since the training folder was the user's spam folder. Thank you. !DSPAM:1011,4896fc76150921857815920!
