Re: [Crm114-general] -11 errors

[Bill Y. <ws...@me...>]

   From: Eugene Borukhovich <eug...@ma...>

   Couple of more things though:

   1. the "strip" command doesn't work using /usr/bin/ccs/strip binary.
   Complains about the -R switch. So I commented the commands out of Makefile.
   Trying to locate gnu strip - maybe that will work

Oh dear.  Well, it will still work just fine without stripping.

I guess this is another case of "platform transport==> less speed".

Does anyone out there know "configure"? 

   2. now that its learning, is there anyway to get the ACCEPT/DENY in the
   e-mail itself. Aside from looking at rejected*.txt file. It used to deliver
   all the messages (whether good or bad) to my mailbox and I was able to
   filter them out that way. At least in the beginning it would be nice..

Yessir!  By default, message status should be there, as an inserted
header.

Look in the message headers, see if you have header lines that look
sorta like these examples:

  X-CRM114-Status: Good  ( pR: 309.265439  )I

or

  X-CRM114-Status: S P A M  ( pR: -320.643458  )  <-- spaces added so
					       users with procmail get to
					       see this message.

You can key on those- in fact, that's what the included procmail
recipe looks for (the status: SPAM line)

This is controlled by this stanza in the mailfilterconfig.crm file:

 #
 # ------------do we email rejects to another account, or are we being run
 # -----------from inside procmail, in which case we just add an X-CRM114-tag.
 # -----------If turned on, will add an X-CRM114-Status: tag to each email
 isolate (:add_headers:)
 alter (:add_headers:) /yes/

which you can check on as well.  

       -Bill Yerazunis