Re: OT: milter-spamd

[Chuck Yerkes <chuck+obsd@2004.snew.com>]

Quoting david l goodrich (dlg@dorkzilla.org):
> (i understand that misc@openbsd.org is perhaps not the best place to be 
> asking for milter-spamd support, but i thought i would endure the 
> flames rather than pester daniel hartmeier with something potentially 
> trivial...)

Wait, there's a LIST which is FILLED with people who use this tool.
But you're posting on a list where 99.9% of the people DONT use
this tool.

And you post a mainly incoherent question (| but `spamc < 3445  - wtf
does that mean?)

Ask on the right list and someone might be willing to spend
the time to try to decipher your question which you will rewrite
with coherence as a goal.  Like explaing what "3445" has do
to with anything.


> basically, milter-spamd isn't working like it ought to.  it passes 
> absolutely everything, even things that are marked as spam if i run 
> spamc against it manually (even as user _milter-spamd).  for example, 
> the milter-spamd log shows this:
> May  1 21:21:02 testmachine milter-spamd[17582]: 207.109.214.13: ACCEPT 
> (ham 0.0/0.0), From: Leopoldo Early <edk3hjjx@hotmail.com>, To: 
> b9435@selco.lib.mn.us, Subject: \M-D\M-+\M-5\M-e\M-0\M-* 
> \M-G\M-X\M-0\M-a\M-G\M-O\M-0\M-m 
> 36\M-0\M-3\M-?\M-y\M-:\M-P\M-G\M-R\M-;\M-s\M-H\M-/ 
> 3\M-C\M-5\M-8\M-8\M-?\M-x\M-1\M-n\M-A\M-v je jq
> 
> but `spamc < 3445. | grep ^X-Spam` returns the following (even when run 
> as user _milter-spamd, which milter-spamd is set to run as):
> $ id
> uid=36(_milter-spamd) gid=36(_milter-spamd) groups=36(_milter-spamd)
> $ spamc < 3445. | grep ^X-Spam
> X-Spam-Flag: YES
> X-Spam-Status: Yes, hits=9.5 required=5.0
> X-Spam-Level: *********
> X-Spam-Checker-Version: SpamAssassin 2.50 1.173-2003-02-20-exp