> > Well what puzzles me is, is the message in queue, waiting
> to be sent
> > to someone within your domain, or is it outbound?
to be sent outbound..
> Why are you wanting
> > to manually scan it?
A user of mine try to send an email using my SMTP server, but he can't
send me the message wh
maillist wrote:
Well what puzzles me is, is the message in queue, waiting to be sent to
someone within your domain, or is it outbound? Why are you wanting to
manually scan it?
I think you're confusing me with the person who originally posted the
question. Putting this thread back on the lis
maillist wrote:
I believe that sendmail doesn't have the headers assembled at that
point. So, if you do what you mentioned above, then you will not get
the correct score.
Sort of. The df file contains the message body, and the qf file
contains the headers... but they're not in the normal me
Rocco Scappatura wrote:
Hello,
I would like to verify the score of a message that sendmail left in
queue for some reason.
Normally, I have two messages in queue directory:
- qfX
- dfX
Could I 'cat' qfX and dfX in a temp file 'tmp'
and
than calculate the score so:
spamassass
Hello,
I would like to verify the score of a message that sendmail left in
queue for some reason.
Normally, I have two messages in queue directory:
- qfX
- dfX
Could I 'cat' qfX and dfX in a temp file 'tmp'
and
than calculate the score so:
spamassassin -t < tmp
?
Or I will
