Eric Shubert wrote:
> lenn...@wu-wien.ac.at wrote:
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I have been reading up on the discussions on this list as well as the
>> concerns about databases in the FAQ. Whilst I concur with most of the
>> points wrt. to a fully fledged SQL database, I think that CDBs are
>> ideally sui
Jorge Minassian wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am en *very* new user of spamdyke.
> I reached it looking for how to avoid Qmail (in a Plesk enviroment)
> mark own users as spam altough they get authenticated.
> I could install and get all working.
> But what I see is that incoming mail (from genuine use
lenn...@wu-wien.ac.at wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I have been reading up on the discussions on this list as well as the
> concerns about databases in the FAQ. Whilst I concur with most of the
> points wrt. to a fully fledged SQL database, I think that CDBs are
> ideally suited for the purposes of spamd
Hello,
I am en *very* new user of spamdyke.
I reached it looking for how to avoid Qmail (in a Plesk enviroment)
mark own users as spam altough they get authenticated.
I could install and get all working.
But what I see is that incoming mail (from genuine users) still is
getting high level of
