[kevinh]

Did you find anything out on this? I’m still Googling.

Thanks,
Kevin

[kevinh]

Very cool.

[kevinh]

[QUOTE][u]Quote by: larkost[/u][p]Actually, I keep such a thing as part of InstaUp2Date, and you can find the latest version at:

http://code.google.com/p/instadmg/source/browse/trunk/AddOns/InstaUp2Date/CatalogFiles/vanilla.catalog

I try to keep pretty close to the latest, but right now I am missing the latest iTunes and FrontRow updates. If someone wants to validate them, I will be happy to commit the changes.[/p][/QUOTE]

So how current is that list? I’m glad I found it as I was reinventing the update order every time I did a new image.

I don’t know if this is appropriate here but I need to add an iLife 09 flat pack upgrade because my Base OS had iLife 08. Where would it be best to insert that? I’m testing it after the QuickTime 7.6 update now.

[kevinh]

It’s probably a little late but I’m planning on migrating everything and then deleting the unused accounts with cyradm. I can’t do it prior because we are doing some virtual hosting of mailboxes that will still be active after the migration.

Kevin

[kevinh]

timsieved is definately fixed and avelsieve seems to be working correctly. I can see my rules saved out to /usr/sieve/k/kevinhalpin/phpscript.script. However they do not filter my mail. Permissions for /usr/sieve are cyrusimap:wheel. The contents of my directory are rw——-. Under 10.4.2 I could monitor /var/log/mailaccess.log for sieve activity. But now I don’t see anything. Even if I revert back to the sieve script I had created manually (under 10.4.2) which _does_ still work.

Kevin
mac-fusion

[kevinh]

Well I figured out my problem. I was manually calling sa-learn as root as I don’t have the auto learn accounts set up (and there’s no cron job or launchd plist for it anyway). So I su’ed to clamav and it created the /var/clamav directory. I made a .spamassassin directory and copied the files from /var/root/.spamassassin and changed the owner to clamav. Then I followed your directions and bingo, bayesian goodness.

I suspect the gentleman who was having it still not work may not have taught it the required 200 messages?

Thanks,

Kevin

[kevinh]

Our system was a clean install of 10.4.2. It looks like the files are being written to /var/root/.spamassassin . I’ve backed up /var/amavis/.spamassassin symlinked to the one in var root and changed the permissionis on the one in /var/root but I still don’t be seeming to get any hot bayesian action.

Kevin

[kevinh]

Joel,

You obviously got your Xserve but if you’re in need of a reseller in the future let me know. I’d love to help out. 🙂

Kevin
mac-fusion

[kevinh]

I’d love to see an article like that. 🙂

Kevin
mac-fusion

[kevinh]

Did you get this sorted out?

Kevin

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