Rodney M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks for the tip. Over the weekend I finally fixed my problem. For > starters, in order to use spamc (instead of spamassassin) you have to > have spamd running. I'm starting spamd like so: > > spamd -d -a -v -x -u vpopmail -H /home/vpopmail/ > > For some reason maildrop didn't like my original mailfilter so I used > the following that was posted on the qmailadmin list recently:
Remove the -u from the spamd startup line, you shouldn't need the -H either. Your mailfilter calls spamc with the -u command, so you don't need it with spamd. By the way, I use the same filter, and it works great. My spamd line is: /usr/bin/spamd -v -a -c -Robertson
