Thanks for the tips - but the problem persists ...
| System is configured to use the spamd interface to spamassassin. If I
you really shouldnt be passing mails back and forth since the whole point of amavisd would be to do direct library calls, its far more efficient..
I've killed spamd.
| install the 2.6 or 2.61 version of spamassassin the memory used by | amavisd just climbs and climbs until the system grinds almost to a | halt. Over-writing back to the old version of spamassassin cures the | problem. What's up?
dont use 2.6 .. it has memory leaks when expiring bayes entries (you'll have to check the changelog for specifics)
2.61 still causes memory use to climb until the (ppc) machine nearly grinds to a halt. Going back to 2.55 works perfectly.
Iain
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