Re: spamc invocation: move from procmail to Gnus

[deskpot@despammed.com (Vasily Korytov)]

On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 09:24:30 +0200, Jonas Steverud wrote:

> I'm sorry, but I don't think I can help with this setup. I found
> during my investigations that is was nontrivial - even very hard IMHO
> - to get Gnus to call Spamassassin and gave up. If you can consider
> switching to bogofilter it becomes trivial to use. The downside is
> that you won't know what triggered the spam level (although I think
> that bogofilter could tell you that if you feed it a false positive
> manually, but I haven't checked the docs).

Using spamassassin from spam.el gives this results too. I consider this
nothing but awkward. =(( Maybe, it's really not from the Gnus angle (not
procmail and SA's), but I don't understand that yet.

Another solution is to write `spamc -c` output to some other file, and
retrieve it as needed. But also a hack to SA is needed: current output
it too trimmed down. I'll think of it.

> One solution that you probably already have thought of is to have
> spamd run on a more resourceful server and have the mail server run
> spamc, if spamc can work across a network and the mail server is not
> that limited, which I guess it is.

I've already thought of it. Unfortunately, there're no other full-time
on machines in this subnet. =((

Thanks.

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