Re: [Dspam-devel] Almost ready to give up...

[Christophe G. <chr...@ga...>]

On 22/08/2012 19:20, Benny Pedersen wrote :
> Den 2012-08-22 18:43, Christophe Garault skrev:
>    
>> Le 22/08/2012 18:33, Benny Pedersen a écrit :
>>      
>>> in this mail is found !DSPAM:503506e6195581958918765!
>>> Yes I know. That was my question Benny: how do I set OptIn and
>>> OptOut in order to have all my incoming mails going to spamd while
>>> leaving the
>>> outgoing one untouched ???
>>>        
> put opt in
>
> in dspam.conf
>
> in sql put this
>
> INSERT INTO `dspam_preferences` (`uid`, `preference`, `value`) VALUES
> (1, 'optIn', 'on');
>
>
> uid 1 is me :)
>
>    
Thanks for answering Benny,

I did what you said but I wonder if "opt" is case sensitive because it's 
"Opt" in my dspam.conf:

     Preference "optIn=on"                   # { on | off }
     Preference "optOut=off"                 # { on | off }
     Opt in


Also, optOut is for outgoing mail right ?
uid 1 is me too. Look at what this query is returning and tell my why is 
my outgoing mail still going through spamd ???

SELECT * from dspam_preferences where uid = 1;
1;"spamAction";"tag"
1;"signatureLocation";"headers"
1;"statisticalSedation";"5"
1;"enableBNR";"on"
1;"optOut";"off"
1;"showFactors";"off"
1;"enableWhitelist";"on"
1;"dailyQuarantineSummary";"off"
1;"optIn";"on"
1;"trainingMode";"TOE"
1;"spamSubject";"[SPAM]"

> it does a better job then spamassassin compared to how much resources
> spamassassin uses
>
>    
That's why I'm trying to switch, but spamassassin is way easier to 
install... ;)

Regards.