I would like to enable some sort of logging on spamd so that I can see
exactly why most of the incoming spam is NOT getting marked as spam. Even
when sending the sample-spam.txt file it doesn't "ring up" as spam on all
my local accounts. It does on some, not on others.
all I see is the not very informative:
May 1 00:03:28 user spamd[886]: clean message (-4.4/5.0) for user:UID
and by grepping /var/log/mail.log I can see that not all the mail is
showing up at all with a spamd check. I notice that it appears that spamd
only seems to be firing some of the time for some of the accounts.
I have spamassassin enabled site-wide with /etc/procmail, spamd is running
as "perl /usr/bin/spamd -d -c -a" in the ps listing and I'm also running
postfix and imapd. Spamassassin is version 2.20.
None of the users have individual .procmail or .forward files and
/etc/procmail contains only
:0fw
| spamc
I know I'm missing something stupid and obvious. Now what is it? Why is
the column after the date a user and not root or something? Is there
anyway that I can force EVERY message to go through spamc no matter what
and to LOG it's passage?
If I invode spamd with the -D option I get a lot of info on launch. Only
thing that looks out of place maybe is:
debug: - Message 1 is KNOWN SPAM -
debug: Agent terminated
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