Did some more digging but my perl knowledge is close to zero.. But I
found the following:
Around line 159 of BayesStore.pm:
foreach my $dbname (@DBNAMES) {
my $name = $path.'_'.$dbname;
my $db_var = 'db_'.$dbname;
dbg("bayes: $$ tie-ing to DB file R/O $name");
# untie %{$self->{$db_var}} if (tied %{$self->{$db_var}});
tie %{$self->{$db_var}},"AnyDBM_File",$name, O_RDONLY,
(oct ($main->{conf}->{bayes_file_mode}) & 0666)
or goto failed_to_tie;
}
$self->{scan_count_little_file} = $path.'_msgcount';
return 1;
failed_to_tie:
warn "Cannot open bayes_path $path R/O: $!\n";
return 0;
}
Which is probably the following lines in syslog:
Aug 10 13:47:36 shampoo spamd[30442]: debug: bayes: 30442 tie-ing to DB file R/O
/var/tmp/exim4-bayes/bayes_toks
Aug 10 13:47:36 shampoo spamd[30442]: Cannot open bayes_path
/var/tmp/exim4-bayes/bayes R/O:
What it appears is happening is the debug is printed, and it tries to
open bayes_toks but fails for some reason and then it prints the warning
message.
What is the ' $! ' at the end of the warning message? This is where
something should be printed but isn't.. i figure.
I put debugs all over this to see and all the vars appear to have
valid vars..
Just to restate that bayes works perfectly when invoking SA using
spamassassin -t < SPAM but never using spamd/spamc.
Thanks
J
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