sa-list wrote:
> The current SA install was from my initial install of RHEL 4 and using
> up2date to get the packages all current. I figured I would stop using
> up2date from this point on and switch to CPAN upgrades in the future.
Be sure to *uninstall* the RPM package before installing from CPAN
The current SA install was from my initial install of RHEL 4 and using
up2date to get the packages all current. I figured I would stop using
up2date from this point on and switch to CPAN upgrades in the future. The
CPAN method is what I had used before and it worked nicely, plus I can stay
more
sa-list wrote:
> Thanks!
> Instead of messing with the /etc/sysconfig/spamassassin file, I just
> commented out those lines. Any reason to keep this configuration, other
> than wanting more headaches in the future when I try to figure this out
> again?
Well, like I said, /etc/init.d/spamassassin w
Thanks!
Instead of messing with the /etc/sysconfig/spamassassin file, I just
commented out those lines. Any reason to keep this configuration, other than
wanting more headaches in the future when I try to figure this out again?
Kris Deugau writes:
sa-list wrote:
I can't seem to get SA & S
sa-list wrote:
> I can't seem to get SA & Syslog to log messages to a log file other than
> maillog.
> I changed the spamassassin start up script to add "-s local5" to the
> spamd start up options.
[snip]
> ... on RHEL4.
[snip]
> The top part of my /etc/init.d/spamassassin is:
[snip]
> # Set d
I can't seem to get SA & Syslog to log messages to a log file other than
maillog.
I changed the spamassassin start up script to add "-s local5" to the spamd
start up options. I modified syslog.conf to add local5 as an entity. I
restarted syslog, courier and spamd. I still get logging messages
