From: Ozgur Y. <mr...@gm...> - 2006-05-04 10:27:16
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On 5/4/06, Ozgur YILMAZ <mr...@gm...> wrote: > > Hello > > firstly thanks for your answer. > i have not one user it is only my test user > if it works, i will add a lot of domains and user > > i use fetchmail ---> fetch mail from external mail server > qmail ---> mda and pop3 server > SA ---> spam filter > > i want to fetch mail from external server to my internal server ( for 150 > user). > and then i use spam filter and my user connect pop3 server and then > recieve mail. > is is possible > it setup one and they work alone > > .fethmailrc use this settings > > poll 72.29.74.211 protocol pop3 > > user 'oz...@ne...' there with password 'mypass' is > 'de...@co...' here > > my mail in my inbox but not scanning spamm :( > > what do i do ? > > > > > On 5/3/06, Matthias Andree <mat...@gm...> wrote: > > > > "Ozgur YILMAZ" <mr...@gm...> writes: > > > > > i want to local spam scanner for office > > > i setup fetchmail + qmail + vpopmail + qmailscanner + SA > > > > > > i fetch mail by fetchmail and i recived qmail pop3 > > > and SA works test command but my fetch mail is not scanned by SA > > > > Özgür, > > > > qmail is not a modern MTA by any standard and full of flaws that other > > MTAs do not share. <http://home.pages.de/~mandree/qmail-bugs.html> > > > > > here my .fetchmailrc > > > > > > poll my.externalserver.com protocol pop3 > > > user 'oz...@ne...' there with password 'mypass' is > > > 'de...@co...' here > > > mda "/usr/bin/spamc -e | /var/spool/qmailscan/qmail-queue" ( i have > > problem this line i do not write ) > > > > What do you need vpopmail for if there is only one user? > > > > The MDA option doesn't look correct. Spamc expects a command after -e, > > and qmail-queue programs (and substitutes) expect two file descriptors > > for input. One for the envelope, one for the data. > > > > Is there a particular reason why you're using the "mda" option? > > And then in a way that loses envelope information? > > > > I wonder how you are getting messages at all with this setup, you should > > get something like: /usr/bin/spamc: option requires an argument -- e > > > > Besides that, qmail-scanner claims to integrate with SpamAssassin - so > > there should be some qmail-scanner documentation on that topic. > > > > Try checking the documentation and understanding or describing to > > somebody > > > > - what you want to achieve > > > > - how you can get there > > > > rather than taking lines out of a context and trying them out. > > > > A systematic approach will probably be more successful than guessing > > here. > > > > -- > > Matthias Andree > > > > |