> Is SpamD the service daemon and SpamC the command line version?
SPAMD is the server daemon, running under Cygwin. SPAMC32 is the
client, launched as a Declude external test.
> Didn't you say there was a service daemon you were testing that is
> much faster.
I've only run it with the server daemon under Declude. I never
bothered to build this with the (Perl-based) SpamAssassin standalone
filter script, since the SPAMD/SPAMC32 combo is so much faster.
> I read through the docs and I cannot see clearly how to set this up
> in Declude.
> It also states that Perl is required, but not with the daemon, but
> there is no SpamD in the archive. I also do not see the sample setup
> in Declude Global file... Help! :)
Briefly, Perl is not used at all in the client (SPAMC32), but is part
of Cygwin, which is the host shell for the server (SPAMD).
SpamAssassin's filtering is *always* Perl-based, but when run it's in
client/server mode, the client does not run Perl, rather using a
TCP/IP socket connection to the server.
> Would sure be nice if there was a simple step by step setup
> instructions for this in Imail Declude. Did I miss this somewhere? It
> certainly is not in the archive.
I'll see what I can do to make some on-line stuff that could be
consulted without opening the archive. But, again briefly, Cygwin
isn't in the archive because it needs to be downloaded from its
dedicated site.
All of this should be moved to the JM list. :)
--Sandy
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