> Hello,
> I am having a weird problem with spamassassin missing messages
> completely. Spamd logs that it accepted the mail to syslog but it does
> not add any headers. This has been happening a lot lately (20x a day or
> so) and I am unsure if it is an error in my setup or a problem with
> spamassassin. SA works fine for 99% of my messages it is only a small
> percent that slip through. I am wondering if anyone else has experienced
> this problem before and if there is a way to get more information from
> sa/postfix/procmail about what is going wrong.
Interesting. I have been having similar problems since upgrading to
2.61... I'm using qmail and FreeBSD, but I'm calling procmail with a
recipe similar to yours, except that I'm running spamd on one central
server which services a couple heavily-used mail servers.
The machine running spamd catches ~100k spam messages per day for over
700 users:
# gzcat /var/log/maillog.0.gz | grep "Dec 27" | grep "identified spam" | wc -l
104004
And about ~8k clean messages per day for those same users:
# gzcat /var/log/maillog.0.gz | grep "Dec 27" | grep "clean message" | wc -l
7848
Since upgrading, I've noticed that I am now getting some spam messages
in my INBOX that have no spamassassin headers.
I get about 1300 spams a day, and I'm seeing maybe 10 messages per day
that have no spamassassin headers whatsoever, so the percentage is
rather small here as well (about 1%...)
I'm still debugging to see what I can find out... Did you try turning
on spamd's debugging flag to see if anything else shows up in the
logs? (Unfortunately, turning that on on my server results in
terrible performance degradation, as there are an average of 29 spamd
processes running on average at any given point in time...)
-Chris
>
> I am running SA 2.60 on debian testing with postfix 2.0.16. Spamc is
> called from my .procmail with:
>
> :0fw: spamassassin.lock
> * < 256000
> | spamc
>
> I have attached a message that slipped through without being touched by
> spamassassin. In my log files it appears that the message was
> successfuly handed off to spamd but nothing ever happens to it:
>
> Here are the relevant lines from syslog:
>
> terminus:/home/doug# grep -A1 -B1 "7-a\$-lpez224l\$--13-4i" /var/log/mail.info|grep
> spam
> Dec 26 23:09:12 terminus spamd[18217]: info: setuid to dfc succeeded
> Dec 26 23:09:13 terminus spamd[18217]: processing message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for
> dfc:1002.
> Dec 26 23:09:13 terminus spamd[3404]: info: setuid to doug succeeded
> Dec 26 23:09:13 terminus spamd[3404]: processing message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for
> doug:1000.
> Dec 26 23:09:16 terminus spamd[22783]: info: setuid to doug succeeded
> Dec 26 23:09:16 terminus spamd[22783]: processing message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for
> doug:1000.
> Dec 26 23:09:19 terminus spamd[32061]: info: setuid to doug succeeded
> Dec 26 23:09:19 terminus spamd[32061]: processing message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for
> doug:1000.
> Dec 26 23:09:28 terminus spamd[13533]: info: setuid to dfc succeeded
> Dec 26 23:09:28 terminus spamd[13533]: processing message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for
> dfc:1002.
> Dec 26 23:09:28 terminus spamd[28728]: connection from localhost [127.0.0.1] at port
> 57318
> Dec 26 23:09:28 terminus spamd[30161]: info: setuid to doug succeeded
> Dec 26 23:09:29 terminus spamd[30161]: processing message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for
> doug:1000.
>
>
> Spamassassin gets the mail but then never does anything. There are no
> error messages that I can find. Has anyone ever seen this before? Are
> there any suggestions on what I can do to fix this? Any ideas on how to
> get more information from spamassassin/procmail/postfix?
>
> Thanks a lot...
>
> --
> Douglas F. Calvert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
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