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Is there a way to DSPAM work with amavisd, but *without* spamassassin? |
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The sendmail binary in my dspam config is part of the Postfix install. |
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The dspam-retrain.sh script is one I found on a dspam-wiki here: |
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http://dspamwiki.woozle.org/DspamRetrainScript |
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However, I couldn't get this version of it work so created a much more simpler |
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one: |
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#!/bin/sh |
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PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin |
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# Get arguments |
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class="$1"; shift |
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user="$1"; shift |
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dspam --user $user --class=$class --source=error |
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HTH!! |
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theboywho |
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theboywho@×××××××××.com |
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