* Gene Heskett <gene.heskett@xxxxxxxxxxx> [03-22-2005 19:22]: > Greetings; > > Because spamassassin seems to need a seperate invocation and > compilation by perl for each message handled, I was told that if I > switched to spamd that would fix much of that. I think you want to run spamd/spamc instead of spamd/spamassassin. Spamd is the daemon half of Spamassassin that needs to be running in the background. Upon message arrival, you want to invoke a child process of spamc. > > I have it running as a background process, and I've switch the kmail > filter to 'spamc -L', but in 6 hours, 99% of it has fallen right thru > to the default directory. > I don't think -L is a valid switch for spamc. > Somehow spamd doesn't seem to be running in the path the mail takes > when kmail fetches it from my isp, so how does one go about setting > up spamd to actually work? I've read the man page without any lights > of comprehension comiing on. A url with better docs, and examples of > howto for kmail integration would be very nice. > Read up on the docs just a little more: http://spamassassin.apache.org/ -- Regards, Matt Florido Fedora Core Linux 2.6.10-1.770_FC3smp 19:43:16 up 5 days, load average: 0.23,0.29,0.12
