On Sun Sep 28, 2003 at 09:29:09PM -0400 or thereabouts, Chris I wrote: > On 2003.09.28 03:39, Patrick Marquetecken wrote: > >Hi, > > > >Sometimes i find spam mail in my inbox. I pipe mail that not belong > >to > >a > >mailinglist with procmail true spamc. > >If i save that mail as file and run formail -s procmail < mail then > >it > >is in my spam folder. Can anyone point me out where i have made a > >mistake. > >I have attacht my procmailrc > > > >#Spam controle voor andere mails > >:0fw > >| spamc > > > >:0 > >* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes > >subfolders/Spam/mbox/new/. > > Should work, procmail-wise. Here is my abbreviated spam-catching > section: > ------------------------------- > :0fw > | spamc -f > > #Spam hits > :0 > * ^X-Spam-Flag: YES > $MAILDIR/.Spam/ > > :0 > $MAILDIR/ > ------------------------------- > > Your mailing lists are still being sorted, I assume? Try replacing > spamc with spamassassin, and see if that works (stand-alone vs. client- > server). > > Maybe permissions procmail runs with don't allow it to connect to > spamd? I'm not terribly familiar with the inner workings of sa. > > -- An interesting note for me is that when I use :0fw | spamc -f in my .procmailrc file. When I retrieve mail using getmail, it slows getmail down and even will not allow getmail to complete. If I don't use that recipe, getmail functions as it should. Any ideas?
Thanks. -- Regards, Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Don't Fear The Penguin." -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
