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<pre><big>><i> When I change this to spamc and restart the daemon,</i></big>
<i>(what daemon? spamd?)
is spamd running? What "folder" are you referring to? Are any
"X-Spam-*" headers present at all? Did you obey the following:
* The user running spamassassin (I chose the MTA's "mailnull"
user) must have (or have permission to create) a .spamassassin
directory under his home dir. This was the only roadblock I
hit (as spamassasin's "spamc" silently does nothing if this is
not the case.)
Under FreeBSD:
mkdir -p ~mailnull/.spamassassin
chown mailnull ~mailnull/.spamassassin
(other OSs will be similar.)
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Yes, I'm using a spamc/spamd setup and i'm pretty sure spamd is running.
Right now, my /etc/procmailrcs/rt has a line that says:
:0cw
| /usr/local/bin/spamc
spamc returns a 1 or 0 output right? Should I change this to /usr/local/bin/spamassassin?
The mail which goes through the test folder does not have any spam-marking headers.
How do I find out which user is running spamd? I assumed that it was my mail delivery agent
(postfix) so I gave postman permission to write on its .spamassassin folder. Is this correct?
I also made one for root just in case I was mistaken.
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