On Tuesday 09 September 2003 14:19 CET Henrik Schmiediche wrote:
> Can someone send me an example on how to setup 2.60-rc3 with domain path
> sockets? How do you start spamd & do you call spamc with different
> options?

start spamd like this:
  spamd -d -r /var/run/spamd.pid --socketpath=/var/run/spamd.sock
and call spamc like this:
  spamc -U /var/run/spamd.sock

(The --socketpath and -U being the important switches, the patch to the 
socket is the one I use on my system).

> Is this option the same as switching from TCP to UDP if you are running
> spamc/spamd on localhost? I remember vaguely reading about this, but I
> cannot find the reference anymore.

I guess you refer to Justin's mail where he wrote "UDP" instead of "UNIX 
sockets" :o) spamd can't communicate over UDP, it either uses TCP (default) 
or UNIX sockets (like above).

> I am trying to speedup spamc/spamd.

It's worth a try, especially on a broken system like mine which for some 
reason always tries to connect to the local net even when I access 
localhost. (I once played around with IPv6 and broke everything.)

Cheers,
Malte



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