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On Wednesday 08 October 2003 12:03 am, Jeremy C. Reed wrote:
> On Tue, 7 Oct 2003, Alan Dayley wrote:
> > I enabled SpamAssassin and it is supposed to place a "[SPAM]" tag on the
> > subject line and in the mail, but it doesn't.  I am thinking that the
> > spamassassin is configured to filter the mail from the eth0 connection,
> > not the localhost.
>
> How did you enable SpamAssassin?
>
> SpamAssassin does not listen to any network connection; another program
> has to send the messages through it.

As usual, I post my questions without enough context.

The mail server in question is based on the ClarkConnect distribution. =20
ClarkConnect 2.0 is based on Red Hat 9 and comes with lots of stuff=20
pre-configured.  Very easy to setup.  It had the Postfix and SpamAssassin=20
already to go with a very simple web based adminitration interface.  The we=
b=20
based interface just has simple enable options and not much else.  After th=
at=20
it should "just work."

The problem is that ClarkConnect does not come with fetchmail so I installe=
d=20
that myself manually.  That is why I think the default SpamAssassin operati=
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is not "seeing" the email from fetchmail and is therefore not filtering it.=
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Since I did not fully configure the SpamAssassin, I was asking for quick=20
information or pointers to where the issue may lie.

Alan
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