Re: [webmin-l] Procmail: Webmin tutorial missing some information

[Jamie C. <jca...@we...>]

On 10/Aug/2006 23:28 The Nice Spider wrote ..
> > On 10/Aug/2006 17:35 The Nice Spider wrote ..
> >> On the Webmin tutorial by Jamie C, page 613 (or 629
> of
> >> 808):
> >>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> >> 1. Create a new action that feeds mail to the
> program
> >> /usr/bin/spamassassin
> >> (or
> >> wherever it is located on your system). Make sure
> the
> >> Wait for action
> >> program to finish,
> >> and check result and Action program is a filter
> boxes
> >> are checked. No
> >> conditions
> >> should be entered, unless you want to turn off spam
> >> checking for certain
> >> messages.
> >>
> >> 2. Add a second action with the single condition
> >> Matches regular expression
> >> ^X-Spam-
> >> Status: Yes. This special header is set by
> >> SpamAssassin on messages that
> >> exceed its
> >> spam threshold. The delivery mode can be to append
> to
> >> the file /dev/null to
> >> throw away
> >> all spam, or to something like $HOME/spam to place
> it
> >> in a different mail
> >> file for users
> >> to skim through and delete.
> >>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> >>
> >> the #2 paragraph missing what action should be
> taken?
> >> What "Delivery mode"
> >> should I choose to complete step #2? Should I
> create a
> >> second action as
> >> described on step #2 or just add the condition to
> >> previous action on step
> >> #1?
> >
> > The delivery mode should set to 'Append to file',
> and you 
> > can
> > enter either /dev/null or $HOME/mail/spam into the 
> > adjacent text
> > box..
> >
> > - Jamie
> >
> i just open spamassasin and there is a "Procmail Spam 
> Delivery" ( The form can be used to change the
> Procmail 
> configuration that determines what happens to messages
> 
> classified as spam.) , I think this step same as above
> steps.

Yes .. that page can do all the work for you.

> If so then what must I choose and entry in this page? 

That depends on where you want spam to go!

 - Jamie