; through unscanned. The number of retries and the sleep interval between
> them can be configured on the spamc command line.
>
Thanks for all the hints. I have now tried the following:
I added these options to spamd --max-children=4 --timeout-child=100
and spamc --retry-sleep=20 --no-safe-
Hallo list,
receiving a bunch of obvious spam emails without the SA tags in it made me
look at my logfiles and I found out - thats what I guess - that for a short
time my server was reaching his limits.
Short grep extracts from my logfile:
Mar 21 10:22:56 h1306680 spamd[9247]: prefork: child stat
Karsten Bräckelmann-2 wrote:
>
> Mentioning some numbers is good, though too qualitative. How many mails
> is that per day, in absolute numbers?
>
Maybe 1-10 a day in total. I have several email accounts there and it
happens with all of them although not in a serious amount per account.
Kars
Hello,
I am running the Spamd Daemon version 3.2.5 on my Linux web and mail server
and in general it works well. From time to time (somewhere in between 1-10%
of all emails) spam passes the filter - but not because spamassassin decides
that it is ham but because the email never gets processed by s
Thank you all very much.
I think I managed to get rid of the old version and have a complete new
version up and running.
Your hints helped me remember and figure out how to do it.
I uninstalled the old version with YAST and installed the new from CPAN
(only Spamd needed).
I just needed to make su
Karsten Bräckelmann-2 wrote:
>
> How did you install SA, both the previous and the latest version?
>
> With a source or CPAN install, it is likely you didn't uninstall the
> previous version properly, leaving behind some stale files. Also,
> different prefixes used might be the culprit here.
>
Hallo, I have installed spamassassin 3.2.5 on my linux server but when I
check the version I get those messages:
h1306680:/usr/bin # spamd --version
SpamAssassin Server version 3.1.8
running on Perl 5.8.8
with SSL support (IO::Socket::SSL 0.97)
h1306680:/usr/bin # spamc --version
SpamAssassin