[Spambayes] Re: Cannot connect to socket with sb_bnserver.py

[papaDoc]

Hi Skip,

>Nope.  111 is the socket error message.  I don't think the telnet trick will
>work since sb_bnserver.py opens a unix domain socket.
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I think I should read a little bit on socket <wink>



>sb_bnfilter.py works like a champ for me.  Are you using the latest versions
>of each (1.1 of both in the scripts directory)?  How do you have
>sb_bnfilter.py configured to run from your .procmailrc file? 
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I'm not there yet. I'm not running it from my procmail since I'm still 
testing it. I'm using the cvs version downloaded the
2004.04.15.


>I don't know if this will help, but I did run into one problem.  When
>running sb_bnfilter.py from my .procmailrc file sb_bnserver.py was aborting
>because a different version of the Python interpreter (/usr/bin/python I
>think) was being used to run it (no spambayes directory in site-packages).
>The PATH procmail sees is pretty basic.  Even if I explicitly specified
>sb_bnfilter.py like this:
>
>    SCORE=$HOME/local/bin/sb_bnfilter.py
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I was in the spambayes/script directory when I was trying to run 
sb_bnfilter.py.

>sb_bnserver.py was run with /usr/bin/python.  The solution was to prepend
>$HOME/local/bin to my PATH early in my .procmailrc file:
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>    PATH=$HOME/local/bin:$PATH
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I add the path to python  to PATH and also the path to sb_bnfilter.py, 
sb_bnserver.py and I still get the same error.



Where can I find the information for the error code 111 ??


Remi



>That would certainly explain why sb_bnfilter.py has nothing to connect to.
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>Skip
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