Le jeu 21/11/2002 � 23:52, guenther a �crit : > cheers(); > > > Philippe sent me great instructions, but spam is not being filtered :-( > > Spamassassin not working? IMHO there should always be a X-Spamassassin > line in the mail header (or something like that). > > ...guenther
In Evo 1.2, you can filter your mail through a "Pipe through shell command" with criterion : Pipe Message to Shell Command "/usr/bin/spamassassin -e" "does not return" "0" "spamassassin -e" (or "spamc -c" to use the deamon/client faster version) then returns a non-zero exit code for spam and a zero exit code for non-spam (or undetected spam). This way is easier but not as flexible I suppose. But for "simple users" as myself, it does not require to setup fetchmail, procmail, etc. Possible sources of errors : - Does it work manually? What happens when you do the "spamassassin -t < sample-spam.txt > spam.out"? Do you get any results in the mail headers? - Are you using "spamc -c"? Try "spamassassin -e" first. Maybe you're spamd deamon is not set up and running properly. - Do you have other filter rules define? Do you have other rules before Spamassassin? Maybe they interfere before spamassassin can do its work? Your Spamassassin rule should be near the top. - Check the spelling : it's spamassassin and not spamasassin or spamassasin... - Don't put quotation marks "" when defining the criterion... Just to be sure ;-) Good luck! -- Philippe _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
