Carl A jeptha a écrit : > When setting up Postfix with Amavis, ClamAV and spamassassin, should one > see spamassassin working (I am using a Ubuntu server) >
depends on what you mean by "spamassassin". spamassassin code is called internally by amavisd-new. so you shouldn't see spamd, spamd nor the spamassassin command. in fact, amavisd-new is a somewhat like a proxy implementation of spamc/spamd. if you are seeing spamd, spamc or the spamassassin command, then you'll need to find out what calls it and probably disable that. or maybe you mean seeing "traces" of SA working? amavisd-new will run SA code unless disabled, but by default it is enabled. however, in its default setup, amavisd-new ill not add SA headers except if the message is tagged as spam (above a default threshold) and the domain is declared as "local" in amavisd-new. this is a "FAQ" in amavisd-new.
