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On 3/11/04 12:34 PM, "Walker Aumann" wrote:

> Q: How do I get spamc/spamd to.....?
>
> A: Stop right there.  MailScanner does not use spamd, spamc, or the
> spamassassin script directly.  It calls the installed perl modules
> directly.  Any spamassassin-related configuration is done in
> /etc/MailScanner/spam.assassin.prefs.conf, and only certain options are
> recognized.  See <a
> href=http://www.sng.ecs.soton.ac.uk/mailscanner/serve/cache/102.html>this
> section of the FAQ.</a>

Well that brings up an interesting point about that page, there is this

<SNIP>
NOTE: You should also create a directory /etc/mail/spamassassin. In that
directory, create a symlink for
 local.cf -> /opt/MailScanner/etc/spam.assassin.prefs
 This will keep SpamAssassin's view of the world in sync with MailScanners'
when you run SA commands interactively.
</SNIP>

But yet someone on the list stated not to symlink to the file. So here in
lies the problem for some of us, who is right?? Doing a search on the
archives will sometimes bring up results that can start to confuse, and I am
sure there are times when some of us are in a hurry, could be a production
server is out and spending 1-2 hours trying to get a decent answer is not an
option and asking the list for a quick help is the best route (job security
wise)

Also I understand that spamd isn't required, so should we have the spamd
process stopped and if so will that effect SA?

See just leads to more questions...
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Thanks!!
David Thurman
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