[Spambayes] Problem with SpamBayes Proxy: Cannot configure

Dale Schroeder dale at BriannasSaladDressing.com
Mon Oct 28 18:37:24 CET 2013


A.J.,

Based on what you have provided, it appears that the following values 
should be used in the web config page:

Remote Servers: *inbound.att.net:995* (att uses yahoo mail servers)
SpamBayes Ports: *8110* (although this could be any unused port)

Then, you would configure Windows Live Mail's pop3 server setting to use 
localhost (or 127.0.0.1) for the server on port 8110 (or the port you 
chose above).  Create filters to sort the mail classified by spambayes.  
Security/Encryption settings (ssl, tls, etc.) would remain as you 
currently have them.

Additionally, everything I have read on this list suggests that on 
Windows 7, spambayes should _not_ be installed in "Program Files".  Many 
suggest "C:\spambayes" instead.

HTH,
Dale


On 10/28/2013 10:57 AM, A. J. wrote:
> I couldn't find any other workable email address, though I think I 
> checked all your pages.  Your "Send Help Message" page does not 
> provide an email address.  Please forward if this is not the correct 
> email address.
> "I am using SpamBayes Proxy Version 1.1b2 (March 6, 2010) (binary), 
> with version 2.5.2 (release25-maint, Feb 23 2008, 14:19:11) [MSC 
> v.1310 32 bit (Intel)] of Python; my operating system is Windows 
> 6.1.7601.2 (Service Pack 1).  I have trained 0 ham and 0 spam."
> I don't know if the above is an example or is actually my 
> information.  My operating system is Windows 7 Home Premium and my 
> email program is Windows Live Mail.
> This is my server information, none of which as far as I can see 
> matches the instructions on configuring.  But maybe I'm just dumb 
> (certainly true on computers).
> Server information:
> Incoming mail server is POP3 server.
> Incoming mail (POP3):  inbound.att.net
> Outgoing mail (SMTP):  outbound.att.net
> Port number:
> Incoming mail (POP3):  995
> _________
> _On the Configuration Page_
> for Remote Servers, I have used "pop3.inbound.att.net:995", 
> "inbound.att.net", "localhost", possibly others.
> for SpamBayes Ports, I have used 995, 110, 8110, 8880
> On any of these combinations, when I click on Save, this is what I see 
> on http://localhost:8880/home:
> The website cannot display the page      HTTP 500
> ________
> When I click on Review Messages from the icon, below is what I see on 
> http://localhost:8880/home:
> *No POP3 proxies running.*
> **
> *There are no untrained messages to display. *[And I have been 
> receiving emails.-ajp]
> __________
> I have read the FAQs, the help page, and the readme page, but cannot 
> comprehend them, I suppose.
> What do I do next?
> A. J.
>
>
>
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