Rick Macdougall wrote:
Hi,
In our case we are running spamd on a separate machine (FreeBSD) and the perl connector by default will queue up to 128 processes when connecting in TCP mode.
If spamc does timeout or can't connect, it just lets the message through by default. So with procmail, you might get spam slipping through if your spamd server is too busy.
Ok thanks, I got a little turned around when I was reading the docs on the -f option for spamc. I should have read the docs on the -m flag in spamd more
carefully.
Regards,
Rick
