Re: Status of the SQL/aliases problem

[Jeff Ramsey]

That has it fixed. Thank you so much for your help Dan. I have an alias 
for almost every user here. (only like 35 users, but we have over 60 
addresses if you count mailing lists. So this was a big step in getting 
control of the spam at our site. Thanks again.

Jeff Ramsey
MIS Administrator
Tubafor Mill, Inc.

On May 10, 2004, at 1:13 PM, Dan Nelson wrote:

> In the last episode (May 10), Jeff Ramsey said:
> > I have installed the current CVS version, and now my SQL entries are
> > always defaulting to the default user, even if the address in RCPT_TO
> > is not an alias.
>
> I just fixed a bug that broke the -x flag for OSes with asprintf; could
> you update and try again?  Also add "-d rcpt" to your spamass-milter
> commandline.  You should see something like this in /var/log/maillog
> for aliased addresses (in this example, "dnelson" is aliased to
> "address@hidden"):
>
> May 10 14:10:19 email1 spamass-milter[44094]: calling 
> /usr/sbin/sendmail -bv "<address@hidden>" 2>&1
> May 10 14:10:19 email1 spamass-milter[44094]: sendmail output: 
> address@hidden deliverable: mailer esmtp, host 
> [dan.emsphone.com], user address@hidden
> May 10 14:10:19 email1 spamass-milter[44094]: user: 
> address@hidden
> May 10 14:10:19 email1 spamass-milter[44094]: Total of 1 actual 
> recipients
> May 10 14:10:19 email1 spamass-milter[44094]: remembering 
> address@hidden for spamc
> May 10 14:10:19 email1 spamass-milter[44094]: remembering recipient 
> <address@hidden>
> May 10 14:10:20 email1 spamass-milter[44318]: spamc gets dan
>
> If I had added '-e' to the milter commandline, spamc would have been
> passed "address@hidden".  The first "remembering" line is for
> spamc, and the 2nd is for milter's own use
>
> --
>         Dan Nelson
>         address@hidden