Mark Rogers wrote:
I've just built from CVS and checked the changelog, and as far as I
can tell there's been no change that would resolve this problem. Can
anyone confirm that if dspam --deliver (with --source=error) fails
because of a missing signature then an error is logged but the return
c
Right, I've got somewhere...
I've just built from CVS and checked the changelog, and as far as I can
tell there's been no change that would resolve this problem. Can anyone
confirm that if dspam --deliver (with --source=error) fails because of a
missing signature then an error is logged but th
Mark Rogers wrote:
Handling of errors is minimal, but should leave the message in the
quarantine if undeliverable, so I think my problem is with dspam not
telling me a message can't be delivered when that is the case, but the
whole processing mechanism looks to be using a huge amount of RAM on
Can someone who is running dspam 3.8.x (preferably a recent CVS) please
email me a copy of the the web interface files (dspam.cgi/admin.cgi/etc)?
I'm still trying to get my head around the way the web interface is
losing mail (on my 3.6.8 Debian/Ubuntu install), but looks like the
problem is w
