pnelson wrote:
> RH 9
> cyrus 2.1.13
> sasl 2.1.13
> sendmail 8,12,8
> spamassassin 2.44
> 
> Have tried the milter app spamass-milter but it wont compile saying
> that libmilter isn't installed.  Still lost... Isn't milter part of
> the RH sendmail 8.12.8?  If so what am I doing wrong or any other
> suggestions would be great. 

SA-milter works fine. I have been using this milter for quite some time.
There is a nice trick to getting all these apps to play together though.

1) Install the sendmail-devel RPM. That loads the libmilter stuff. I know..
it bit me too.

2) Download the latest spamassassin "source" rpm (not tarball) If I remember
correctly, I had to download the perl-Mail... rpm from the same download
site also.

3) Download the latest spamass-milter "source" RPM. (not tarball)

4) Type: rpmbuild --rebuild spamassassin-<rev>.src.rpm
5) Type: rpmbuild --rebuild spamass-milter-<rev>.src.rpm

6) Now cd to /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/i386 and install the newly created rpm's
  rpm -i spamassass....
  rpm -i spamass-milter....
  etc...

7) Configure spamassassin to your liking using spamassassin -t and then
start spamd.

8) Configure spamass-milter command line options in the init script and then
start spamass-milter.

9) Add the following to line to sendmail.mc to call the milter...
INPUT_MAIL_FILTER(`spamassassin', `S=local:/var/run/spamass.sock, F=,
T=C:15m;S:4m;R:4m;E:10m')

10) Recreate your sendmail.cf file (backup the original first)
  m4 sendmail.mc >sendmail.cf

11) Restart sendmail

12) Now comes the fun part :-) test by sending an e-mail through your MTA.

I can't help with the other part of your post. In my setup I frontend an
exchange server using sendmail/sa-milter/spamassassin. I have SA/SA-milter
configured to just add the X-Spam-Status: yes/no header to all e-mails. The
outlook clients add a single rule to test for the X-Spam-Status: yes header
entry and (if found) move to deleted items folder.

Good Luck
Steve Cowles


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