[Gllug] getting exim to call spamassassin

Xander D Harkness xander at harkness.co.uk
Fri Aug 30 12:09:02 UTC 2002


Pavel Bradut Boghita wrote:

>I have been working all night to set up spamassassin to work with my mail 
>system. I am getting there but I am not through yet. 
>
>I got exim to work with kmail ok, I now need to get exim to call spamassassin 
>when mail is received, so that spam can be labelled accordingly and then 
>kmail can apply its filter. That's the scenario I am trying to implement. 
>I've been digging for various code snippets, trying to adapt whatever I could 
>find (in total about 5 relevant links when searching under exim 
>spamassassin). I have followed/applied advice especially from this link : 
>http://dman.ddts.net/~dman/config_docs/exim4_spamassassin.html
>I get the idea in approximate terms, but obviously this is not enough.
>
>I am posting this in the hope that someone may actually have exim set-up in 
>the same way as I need and be kind enough to post the relevant script. 
>
>Thanks a lot, 
>
>....and now is really time to get a few hours of sleep...; - )
>
>Bradut
>
>  
>
I have set this up using the information on this page.  There was a 
little (okay a lot!) trial and error.

I was running redhat.  What got me in the end was the way that the spam 
assassin daemon was called - it was sticking from lines in on every 
message.  This can be changed with the folowing argument on calling the 
daemon : -F 0

I also downloaded the spam assassin daemon from CPAN.

Please give me a shout and tell me what difficulties you are having.

Cheers
Xander


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