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Barry C writes:

This is great - I've been struggling with getting SpamAssasin to run on WinXp and this got it all going in just a few minutes!

Glad it's working for you.

Just one question - I've installed with SpamAssassin 2.43...

I haven't tested against 2.43, but others have reported success.

Based on the error message, it looks to me like you need to remove the old tests before upgrading to 2.43 - but I could be mistaken. Try zapping your entire pop3proxy directory and starting over - maybe save off your user_prefs and hostmap.txt (if any) first.

Peace,
-McD

In reply to Re: Re: A SpamAssassin-Enabled POP3 Proxy by McD
in thread A SpamAssassin-Enabled POP3 Proxy by McD

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