Mailing List Archive: using sa-learn with a remote spamd

using sa-learn with a remote spamd

osnut at pacbell

Feb 22, 2004, 2:34 PM

Post #1 of 2 (373 views)

This is kind of a "well, >duh<" question, but the documentation doesn't cover
this -- I'm running spamd on a different server, with spamc on my local
workstation [via a filter rule in k-mail]. Is "sa-learn" smart enough to
know this, or will it update the database on the "local" machine [.since spamc
isn't available as a seperate package, I ended up installing the full
spamassassin .rpm on the client in order to get spamc -- I probably could
have just copied the file over the network, but I'm too lazy for that ;) ]

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Re: using sa-learn with a remote spamd [ In reply to ]

felicity at kluge

Feb 22, 2004, 4:48 PM

Post #2 of 2 (363 views)

On Sun, Feb 22, 2004 at 01:34:13PM -0800, Tom Emerson wrote:
> This is kind of a "well, >duh<" question, but the documentation doesn't cover
> this -- I'm running spamd on a different server, with spamc on my local
> workstation [via a filter rule in k-mail]. Is "sa-learn" smart enough to
> know this, or will it update the database on the "local" machine [since spamc

Well, spamc/spamd and sa-learn are different animals. sa-learn does
everything locally. There is no remote learning capability in SA.

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