Re: caught runtime exception: No such file or

On Thu, Dec 07, 2006 at 02:36:42AM -0500, Jem Berkes wrote:
> > Hi@all! This morning I have installed spamprobe 1.4b from source code
> > onto a very old RedHat system. Source compilation has been completed
> > without errors, but when I launch spamprobe it said:
> > 
> > ibox:~$ spamprobe spam Maildir/Spam (maildir format)
> > caught runtime exception: No such file or directory
> 
> Hi Andrea. What is your exact command line? Does it work if you do
> ls -l Maildir/Spam
> 
> Just covering the obvious stuff first.
> 

~$ ls -l Maildir/Spam
total 16
drwx------    2 andrea   users       12288 Dec  7 08:26 cur
drwx------    2 andrea   users           6 Dec  7 09:18 new
drwx------    2 andrea   users           6 Dec  7 09:18 tmp

$HOME/Maildir/Spam is my spam maildir, created by procmail and mutt. Procmail
piped to Spamassassin put in this maildir mail that marked as spam. Now, I
want to try to use spamprobe in the same pipe line. 

My $HOME/.procmail said:

	  MAILDIR=$HOME/Maildir
	  DEFAULT=/var/spool/mail/andrea
	  LOGFILE=$MAILDIR/logs/proc.log

	  :0fw: spamassassin.lock
	  | /usr/local/bin/spamassassin

	  :0: 
	  * ^X-Spam-Status: Yes 
	  $MAILDIR/Spam/

	  :0      
	  * .*
	  $MAILDIR/Inbox


How can I add spamprobe in this pipe line? and go back to previews problem,
how can I use marked spam mails to teach spamprobe what is spam?

Thanks, Andrea -

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