Hi,
I hate to ask the obvious things, but did you use 'razor-admin' to
register a user/pass pair with Razor2 ?
Can you run SpamAssassin with Razor with some extra logging options and
send the results? For example, call SpamAssassin from .procmailrc like
this:
:0fw
| /usr/bin/spamassassin -a -D -l /tmp/spam_assassin.log
And send the resulting /tmp/spam_assassin.log ?
Amit
On Fri, 24 Jan 2003, shlomo solomon wrote:
> On Friday 24 January 2003 11:49, Amit Margalit wrote:
> > I don't know when that was. Razor2 appears to be quite fast, unless you
> > set it up to automatically submit all caught spam to razor.
>
> During the past month. And no, I didn't set it up to report spam to Razor.
>
> > As I said, this could be a case of wrong setup, or older Razor. I have
> I installed Razor from MDK9.0 -- perl-Razor-Agent-2.20-2mdk.rpm
>
> > crontab call up fetchmail every 10 minutes from 2 pop accounts. The mails
> > are delivered to postfix which calls procmail and procmail fires up
> > SpamAssassin. Even when I get 50 emails on several mailing lists (and my
> > mailing list rules are below the SpamAssassin rule) it still takes only a
> > minute or two.
>
> Then I must be doing something wrong. When I ran SpamAssassin from a KMail
> filter with no switches, it took about an hour to deal with 50 e-mails.
> Adding --local cut the time to a minute or so. What am I missing here?
>
> > I've had far fewer misses. About 1 in 30, constantly.
>
> Again leads me to believe I'm doing something wrong. Since you say that 2/3 of
> the spam is caught by Razor and I found **none** was caught by Razor, that
> could explain why your overall results (SpamAssassin + Razor) are much better
> than mine.
>
>
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Amit Margalit
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