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July 26, 2005 at 10:02 pm in reply to: Automatic learning of junk mail by SpamAssassin for 10.4 #362503
papplegate
Participantwoodgie wrote:
Where is it set that the eMail accounts the SpamAssasin cron job looks at are called ‘junkmail’ and ‘notjunkmail’ and is it a good idea to change this if you can?
It was noted somewhere else (I forget where I read it) that ‘junkmail’ and ‘notjunkmail’ might be open to abuse as spammers can send to ‘notjunkmail’ first to teach SA bad habits.
I have so many damned questions, and the Apple manuals are simplistic to the point of torture!
I do not know, but would like to know, to change then as well. It makes sense to have a “non-public” address, by that I mean one that has not been shown in the docs to prevent what woodgie was takling about.
July 26, 2005 at 9:59 pm in reply to: Automatic learning of junk mail by SpamAssassin for 10.4 #362502papplegate
ParticipantJelle wrote:
There is an alternative: put a symbolic link of the script in /etc/periodic/daily
ln -s /etc/mail/spamassassin/learn_junk_mail /etc/periodic/daily/750.learn_junk_mail
Output should be in /var/log/daily.out
Going to try that, because I do not see any evidence that is working via the other method.
July 23, 2005 at 10:30 pm in reply to: Automatic learning of junk mail by SpamAssassin for 10.4 #362455papplegate
ParticipantWhat output in the logs will show that the script ran at 1am? I do not see anything that would indicate that it ran successfully.
Thanks,
Paulpapplegate
ParticipantPlease delete post. I am assuming it is the same error that was in past releases. Thanks,
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