o be accessing the db )
run 'sa-learn --restore ./backup.txt' this places all the entries from
backup.txt into the mysql db. This should take a few minutes.
>From your errors, it looks like the import process into your db got messed
up. As root, go into mysql> and drop the bayes db and start again
Good luck...
Michael Grey
-Original Message-
From: Ryan Kather [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2006 1:29 PM
To:
this? I took the
schema syntax directly from the bayes mysql readme for 3.1.4.
>>> "Ryan Kather" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 08/21/06 04:28PM >>>
I am having a few problems converting from Berkely DB to MySQL w/ InnoDB. I
have created the DB, Tables, and updated the
I am having a few problems converting from Berkely DB to MySQL w/ InnoDB. I
have created the DB, Tables, and updated the local.cf. Everything appears ok,
but when I attempt to restore my Berkely DB backup with sa-learn --restore
filename. I get the following errors.
[21508] dbg: bayes: usi
> We can not seem to come to an agreement on the best operating system to run
> spam assassin. So we have decided to post this question to the mailing list
> so we can have other opinions. I realize everyone will have a different
> opinion on the subject and some will have none at all, linux is lin
questions I have.
I'm really looking forward to seeing the results.
Ryan
>>> "Ryan Kather" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 03/31/06 12:14PM >>>
>I'll answer some parts...
>> Ideas: Postfix- I would prefer to use SpamAssassin as a
>> store
>I'll answer some parts...
>> Ideas: Postfix- I would prefer to use SpamAssassin as a
>> store and forward mail filtering relay appliance. It seems if I
>> place a Postfix Linux MTA in front of my existing spam solution I
>> could setup test groups. 100 users could be forwarded to the
>
Great!
Thanks for the response.
I have been looking for soo long for someone who has run Barracuda versus SA or
DSPAM. We are still going to test it, but I think I trust my own
administration over Barracuda Networks of SA.. let's just say I'm not very
optimistic about the Barracuda devices
I am about to evaluate SpamAssassin as a replacement in my environment for our
present spam solution (Symantec Mail Security for SMTP without the BrightMail
add-on).
I wish to compare SpamAssassin's performance directly with DSPAM, Brightmail,
and a Barracuda Spam Filtering Appliance. I also
