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On Mon, May 13, 2002 at 03:20:23PM -0700, David Gardner wrote:
| Greetings all,
|
| I'm still attempting to install SpamAssassin onto my Linux box but get
| the following message in the Exim_PanicLog for those messages seen as,
| um..., unwanted:
|
| 2002-05-13 15:07:42 177Nwv-0005jv-00 == /tmp/spamcheck/ <message
| filter> transporting defer (-1): No transport specified for local
| delivery from system filter - check message_filter_file_transport or
| message_filter_directory_transport
|
| I'm not sure why a local delivery is attempted, my Exim installation
| acts as a router/filter for my company's email server. Anyone have any
| ideas? Thanks in advance.
| MyComputer:/etc/exim.filter
| {snip}
|
| # SpamAssassin Filter
|
| if
| $h_X-Spam-Status: contains "Yes"
| or
| "${if def:h_X-Spam-Flag {def}{undef}}" is "def"
| then
| logwrite "$tod_log From: $h_From: Subject: $h_Subject: Sender:
| $sender_address"
| save /tmp/spamcheck/
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This is why it tries to do a local delivery. As the error message
says, the problem is that you haven't told exim what transport to use
when the system filter saves a message to a directory.
If you use the naming conventions that a default debian setup uses,
try this option :
message_filter_directory_transport = address_directory
HTH,
-D
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