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Reporting problems, asking questions:
- FreeBSD specific port-related problems/questions/patches: maintainer
(and ports@ if you feel the need); send-pr only if you get no timely reply
- dspam specific questions: dspam/dspam-dev mailing list (maintainer cc'ed)
- dspam specific patches: dspam/dspam-dev mailing list (maintainer cc'ed)
Please be sure to include in your email/pr relevant information such as:
uname -a, dspam --version, %%_VAR_DIR%%/db/ports/%%PORTNAME%%/options, MTA setup.
Asking about updates or telling me there is one: there's no need, I am one of
the developers.
%%WebUI%% The CGI files had been installed in
%%WebUI%% %%WWWDIR%%
%%WebUI%% Copy
%%WebUI%% %%WWWDIR%%/default.prefs.sample
%%WebUI%% to
%%WebUI%% %%WWWDIR%%/default.prefs
%%WebUI%% and edit it to your needs.
%%WebUI%% Copy
%%WebUI%% %%WWWDIR%%/configure.pl.sample
%%WebUI%% to
%%WebUI%% %%WWWDIR%%/configure.pl
%%WebUI%% and edit it to your needs.
%%WebUI%% If you symlink this file in %%DSPAM_HOME%%/
%%WebUI%% an administrator can edit these options in the DSPAM Admin Suite.
%%WebUI%% Define administrators by copying
%%WebUI%% %%WWWDIR%%/admins.sample
%%WebUI%% to
%%WebUI%% %%WWWDIR%%/admins
%%WebUI%% and edit the file to your needs.
%%WebUI%% If you have problems (after upgrading) check permissions.
mail-dspam-devel: corect deinstall, package, describe; update; bugfixes; ................ After private debuging, the 25th night spent on-line with the author and two minor versions all to make it work on FreeBSD like it should, discovering some other bugs in proccess, TA DA ! bring in the compleate daemonized version and adjust it for package building dspam-devel-3.3.4 (newer versions sigbus - threads problem) The daemon mode seems to be working now, so the port act like it should: - if enabled with WITH_DEAMON we install the rc script; to start it at boot put 'dspam_enable="YES"' in /etc/rc.conf and set the appropriate options in dspam.conf - read section "2.3 Client/Server Mode" from dspam README to learn how to use dspam in daemon mode - a simple portupgrade from previous versions will work with no problems with your current setup, even if compiled with WITH_DEAMON (default) - change default DB back-end to MySQL to make daemon mode work for package building - add MySQL v5.0.x support -- MYSQL50 [1] - USE_MYSQL and have make describe output right - change of name: SQLITE --> SQLITE2, as we now have sqlite3 support - add Sqlite v3.x support -- SQLITE3 - add BNR_DEBUG option - drop QUARANTINE_AGENT as is not supported by ./configure anymore and set in dspam.conf UntrustedDeliveryAgent and QuarantineAgent to default to TrustedDeliveryAgent, but leave them commented out [2] - add support for exim [4] which we build with the same database back-end as dspam if possible - fix PREF_EXT and BDB4 cases as well in our Makefile - change default DSPAM_HOME_MODE to 0770, it's a directory, you know ;) [3] - DSPAM_HOME_{OWNER,GROUP} default to DSPAM_{OWNER,GROUP} - default maximum message size to 300KB in dspam.conf - correct long-standing copy/paste bug (DSPAM_{GROUP,MODE} were set to DSPAM_HOME_{GROUP,MODE}) - Makefile clean-ups - fix deinstall to delete dspam.conf if it hasn't been customized, as requested by kris@ with "Ports Janitor" hat :) and save the net and myself some bugging mails [1] based on ports/74761 by Gea-Suan Lin <gslin@netnews.NCTU.edu.tw> [2] based on ports/75548 by Julien Gabel <jpeg@thilelli.net> [3] based on ports/75549 by Julien Gabel <jpeg@thilelli.net> [4] suggested, incorrectly, in ports/74762 by Shahbaz Javeed <sjaveed@adderpit.com> Note to committer: all those PR are closed. PR: ports/75647 Submitted by: Ion-Mihai "IOnut" Tetcu <itetcu@people.tecnik93.com>
2005-01-12 02:28:34 -05:00
%%DAEMON%%
%%DAEMON%% To enable the dspam deamon put dspam_enable="YES" in your
%%DAEMON%% /etc/rc.conf
You'll find additional setup instructions under
%%DOCSDIR%%
and
%%EXAMPLESDIR%%
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