Thanks for answering !
And by the way, thanks for your patched version, the added functionality is exactly what I think qs should be.
I knew I should have mentioned this, but I'm having this issue on all mail sizes...4k 13k 6k 4k...
and [EMAIL PROTECTED] hasn't gotten a single email, even for 20+ scores...
This is strange, if you got a messages with a score between 10
and 15 hits (your configuration) the message must be forwarded. Do you
see some errors in the logs?
I haven't seen many people having this problem on the list with non-large mail, any idea what it could be coming from ?
There is a bug in the standard routine and there were a lot of
mails in the list about it, but most people didn't understand that the
problem was always the same. And there is another bug about
preexisting spamheaders...
What you suggest is what you often suggest in your posts, changing to fast_spamassassin with sa_alt, right ?
What do I lose exactly ? with sa_report I can still get the detailed reports in the emails, right ?
So would I have the exact same functionality with a bit more speed ?
how do I do the switch ? just change the options in /etc/init.d/spamassassin to those you have on your webpage, then reinstall qs1.23st ? and configure with alt, debug, & report ?
here are my options now (in a vpopmail context, but getting the no such user folders in / on some bounces)
SPAMDOPTIONS="-d -c -m5 -H -v"
To switch to sa_alt you don't need to change anything in
spamassassin. Just edit /var/qmail/bin/qmail-scanner-queue.pl and
change the variables:
# st: Use the alternative subroutine for spamassassin, it
runs
# ALWAYS in *fast_spamassassin* mode and doesn't pass the '-u' option
# to spamc. So if you want to run in *verbose_spamassasin* mode or you
# want to use the sql per user preferences for spamassassin, you have
# to disable this option and run the standard spamassassin routine.
# It also allows to log the spamassassin report. (1/0)
# ALWAYS in *fast_spamassassin* mode and doesn't pass the '-u' option
# to spamc. So if you want to run in *verbose_spamassasin* mode or you
# want to use the sql per user preferences for spamassassin, you have
# to disable this option and run the standard spamassassin routine.
# It also allows to log the spamassassin report. (1/0)
my $sa_alt='1';
# st: If sa_alt is enabled an you enable this option, you will
# have a beautiful log with the tests and the scores of
# spamassassin in the file qmail-queue.log, and you
# can add the X-Spam-Report header enabling the
# option below. (1/0)
# st: If sa_alt is enabled an you enable this option, you will
# have a beautiful log with the tests and the scores of
# spamassassin in the file qmail-queue.log, and you
# can add the X-Spam-Report header enabling the
# option below. (1/0)
my $sa_debug='1';
# st: If sa_alt and sa_debug are enabled, *qmail-scanner* will
# add the X-Spam-Report header to the messages if you
# enable this option. (1/0)
# st: If sa_alt and sa_debug are enabled, *qmail-scanner* will
# add the X-Spam-Report header to the messages if you
# enable this option. (1/0)
my $sa_hdr_report='1';
You will still have the report header, and you also will find it
in qmail-queue.log.
Regards
Salvatore
