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I whould like to lint a singular rule file
e.g. spamassassin /
but this is not working and I cannot find the right syntax in the
howtos. How to proced?
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Christian Eichert wrote:
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I whould like to lint a singular rule file

e.g. spamassassin /

but this is not working and I cannot find the right syntax in the
howtos. How to proced?
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What I usually do is copy the rulename.cf to /etc/mail/spamassassin then
run spamassassin

Unless or until you reload SA it won't pick up the new rulename.cf

course YMMV,
-Doc
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At 02:04 AM 12/3/2005, Christian Eichert wrote:
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>I whould like to lint a singular rule file
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>e.g. spamassassin /
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>but this is not working and I cannot find the right syntax in the
>howtos. How to proced?

You'll need to force SA to examine empty dirs for the default config and
site config paths, then tell it a single file.

In this example, I'll use /var/empty/ for an empty directory, change to site.

spamassassin /var/emtpy /var/empty
/

However, your example does concern me you didn't edit 10_misc.cf, did you?

Don't edit anything in /usr/share/spamassassin unless you really understand
all the implications of this. For starters this whole directory will be
obliterated and re-written when you upgrade SA. All edits you make here
will be lost on upgrade. This directory is intended to only contain SA's
"default" setup.

Make all your site-specific options in /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf, or
some other *.cf in that directory.
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Matt Kettler wrote:
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However, your example does concern me you didn't edit 10_misc.cf, did
you?

Don't edit anything in /usr/share/spamassassin unless you really
understand all the implications of this. For starters this whole
directory will be obliterated and re-written when you upgrade SA. All
edits you make here will be lost on upgrade. This directory is intended
to only contain SA's "default" setup.

Make all your site-specific options in /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf,
or some other *.cf in that directory.

sooory mat

it was jut a exemple

i downloaded some thired party cf files and noticd that there where
errors and tried to tix them

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From: "Christian Eichert" <moga (AT) mx (DOT) homelinux.org>

Lots of warning messages and text deleted

Christian, go back to the way you had it and ignore the error messages.
All the refer to is the "pretty formatting" for the spam reports in an
effort to keep them from running over 80 columns.

Since I don't worry about "pretty" I cheated. I went into the perl
files and found the error messages. I changed the criteria for the
error messages by doubling the number. Poof, no more messages. I am
a naughty naughty girl and I'm proud of it.

{^_-}
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I have a wonderfull message for all of you

I wrote a script.

:-)

It's here

WHAT DES IT D?
It brings you some rulz. Chechs them, and put them in the ruls folder.
It doesn't touch the official rules, just completes them.

HW DES IT WRK
First it creats a folder called "other"
Then it downloads some rules from some locations.

After this it checks them one by one with
If the syntax is K it copies them paste to the rules folder.

HW T USE?
copy the script in your /etc/cron.daily

optionaly _IF_YU_TRUST_ME_ you may put a crontab to download
it from time to time from the upper location someting like

* * * * * wget wget -q ""
"/etc/cron.daily/sa-fetchrules"
- - - - -
| | | | |
| | | | + day of week (0 - 6) (Sunday=0)
| | | + month (1 - 12)
| | + day of month (1 - 31)
| + hour (0 - 23)
+ min (0 - 59)

WHY to put in crontab?
because I will work on it and so you have allways the newest File
with the newest rulz.

It' GNU/GPL so you can all use it Falks.

someone kiss me !
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At 05:47 AM 12/3/2005, Christian Eichert wrote:

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all the story
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>I got spamassassin from the ubuntu breeze with the apt and noticed
>that doing a
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>spamassassin
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>I get a whole bunch of warnings
>from:
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>warning: description for HTML_SHUTING4 is over 50 chars
>warning: description for CLICK_TREMVE_1 is over 50 chars
>warning: description for RCVD_IN_SRBS_SMTP is over 50 chars

Very typical of SA 3.0.x when using a non-english report setting. This is
harmless, but fixed in SA 3.1.0 by releaxing the warning limit.
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At 09:12 AM 12/3/2005, Christian Eichert wrote:

>I have a wonderfull message for all of you
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>I wrote a script.

>:-)
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>It's here
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>WHAT DES IT D?
>It brings you some rulz. Chechs them, and put them in the ruls folder.
>It doesn't touch the official rules, just completes them.

So how is this different from the RulesDuJour script that everyone uses?
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Matt Kettler wrote:
At 09:12 AM 12/3/2005, Christian Eichert wrote:

>I have a wonderfull message for all of you
>>
>I wrote a script.
>
>:-)
>>
>It's here
>
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>WHAT DES IT D?
>It brings you some rulz. Chechs them, and put them in the ruls folder.
>It doesn't touch the official rules, just completes them.

So how is this different from the RulesDuJour script that everyone uses?
It's not anything near as complete. The default location for the custom
rules does not look suitable to me and there is no linting of the rules
after an update, which seems to defeat the object of the exercise in my
opinion.
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>It's here
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>WHAT DES IT D?
>It brings you some rulz. Chechs them, and put them in the ruls folder.
>It doesn't touch the official rules, just completes them.

other thing Christian.

Please remove my antidrug.cf from your script. This file should NT be used
by anyone with SA version 3.0.0 or higher as they are already included.

Please see my post "Antidrug.cf deprecated and no longer maintained." From
November 29.

I intend to remove this file and rename in antidrug-pre30.cf in the near
future.
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Matt Kettler wrote:
At 09:12 AM 12/3/2005, Christian Eichert wrote:

So how is this different from the RulesDuJour script that everyone uses?

it's yet another script

this the princip of linux
many different applications

not only one we talk about later

and it will be schorter cooler and use less memory
sa uses a lot of RAM
I will measure it and tell you

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Michele Neylon:: Blacknight.ie wrote:
Matt Kettler wrote:

>>At 09:12 AM 12/3/2005, Christian Eichert wrote:
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I have a wonderfull message for all of you

I wrote a script.

:-)

It's here

WHAT DES IT D?
It brings you some rulz. Chechs them, and put them in the ruls folder.
It doesn't touch the official rules, just completes them.
>>
>>
>>So how is this different from the RulesDuJour script that everyone uses?

It's not anything near as complete. The default location for the custom
rules does not look suitable to me and there is no linting of the rules
after an update, which seems to defeat the object of the exercise in my
opinion.

of corse it's scrap yeaks throw it away

for me it works better i have less spam

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Matt Kettler wrote:

other thing Christian.

Please remove my antidrug.cf from your script. This file should NT be
used by anyone with SA version 3.0.0 or higher as they are already
included.

Please see my post "Antidrug.cf deprecated and no longer maintained."
From November 29.

I intend to remove this file and rename in antidrug-pre30.cf in the near
future.

thanks

I see no problem because if it is not lint-ing
it is not added to the other rules

but I removed it

thanks again

why dont' you put the replay to the list
I get every mail double

BTW mailman can set this up to not sent mail double

regards

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No.13 | | 234 bytes | |
Are you mad? Nobody asked you to send 1800 lines of text to everyone on
the list. Please stop abusing the list in this way!
I have a "wonderful message" to you: stay away from my inbox if you can't
behave!
Kai
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Please remove my antidrug.cf from your script. This file should NT be
used by anyone with SA version 3.0.0 or higher as they are already
included.

Please see my post "Antidrug.cf deprecated and no longer maintained."
From November 29.

Eek! I didn't see that message. Glad I saw *this* one, and removed the
antidrug.cf file. :)

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