On Wednesday, December 8, 2004, 2:54:05 PM, ~ wrote: ~RZ~> Hey guys... ~RZ~> � ~RZ~> I have just set up mdeamon v. 6.8.5 on windows 2000.� I ~RZ~> have installed the Message Sniffer according to the web site.�� ~RZ~> How ever it's not doing anything.�� It's going through the ~RZ~> program ( a ms dos window comes up running the program, only b/c ~RZ~> i did not check the box hide the window ) So i know it ~RZ~> running.�� The log says something like ~RZ~> snfrv2r3�20041208170452�md50000000766.msg�171�63�White�84983�0�8225�8301�30 ~RZ~> � ~RZ~> � ~RZ~> The numbers vary form line to line.�� ~RZ~> � ~RZ~> So what have I done wrong that it's not working correctly. ~RZ~> What does Match, Final, Clean, white mean?
I'm not an MDaemon CF script guru - so you will need some extra help. However I can tell from your description that SNF is being called and is responding to your messages. Your next step will be to get your content filter scripting to respond to the results. Match indicates that a black rule has matched. White indcates that a white rule has matched. Clean indicates that no rules matched. When you see Final, the results indicated will have been returned by the SNF utility. In general, when you get a nonzero result it means that the message is probably spam. Hope this helps, _M This E-Mail came from the Message Sniffer mailing list. For information and (un)subscription instructions go to http://www.sortmonster.com/MessageSniffer/Help/Help.html
