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How do I add --allow-tell option to debian-spamd command?
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Steve Dondley
Apr 22, 2021, 3:50:05 PM4/22/21
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I recently uninstalled the stock buster package of spamassassin (3.4.2)
and installed a newer version from backports (3.4.4).
On 3.4.2, I had the debian-spamd command configured with the
--allow-tell option. It was easy to set up as I recall.
However, with 3.4.4, things seem a little more complicated (maybe it's
using systemd now?).
At any rate, it's unclear where I can drop in --allow-tell option so it
is applied whenever spamd is stopped/started/reloaded. Can someone
please clue me in?
and installed a newer version from backports (3.4.4).
On 3.4.2, I had the debian-spamd command configured with the
--allow-tell option. It was easy to set up as I recall.
However, with 3.4.4, things seem a little more complicated (maybe it's
using systemd now?).
At any rate, it's unclear where I can drop in --allow-tell option so it
is applied whenever spamd is stopped/started/reloaded. Can someone
please clue me in?
Steve Dondley
Apr 22, 2021, 4:00:04 PM4/22/21
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Edit the "OPTIONS" value in /etc/default/spamassassin
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